Pivotal Software, Inc.

"Very woman friendly company with great benefits. However we are facing an acquisition and my position has been eliminated. "

"I thought there were great opportunities to learn at Pivotal, and compensation and benefits were fantastic. However, the agile practices they embraced combined with a very lopsided representation left me feeling alienated and overlooked."

"good benefits, weirdly bureaucratic culture that can be productive in some departments but not in others. beware of the male software engineer who believes he is better than everyone. (I do realize that they're everywhere.)"

"There's a reputation economy here, and so you have to make friends with leadership to succeed. "

"Very few women in technical roles and those who are not a part of technical teams (men and women alike) are treated with less value. "

"Great culture (flexible hours, benefits for women)"

"The company recognizes and fully embraces the need for more women and we are committed to having an inclusive workplace."

"There is little to no flexibility in the schedule at this company. Your time will be extremely regimented. You're even required to take an hour for lunch at the same time everyday. The leadership is predominantly male."

"The work is wonderful. Your coworkers are the best. You feel like you've found nirvana until you find out about the inflexibility with hours and vacation."

"The working hours can be a little difficult to manage if you have young kids (or probably any kids for that matter). It helps to have a partner who can trade off on kid responsibilities but often I find my partner doing more of the work. However, on the upside, when the workday is done, it's done: we are big on sustainable pace. This makes it easy to detach and have really solid/quality nights and weekends w/ family. "

"Pivotal is supportive of work life balance. Pivotal is actively working to create a great workplace for women to work at. The company is open to feedback and there has been amazing progress. "