Awesome Team - Lead Developer JobNimbus Employee Review

5.0
15 Nov 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

- Awesome Team - Passionate with product - Wonderful, supportive founders - Work From Home - Flexible hours - Job Opportunities - Treat all as a family member - Growth Mindset - Give enough opportunities to learn and enhance skills

Cons

None but I still thought about 1 hour and I still have nothing for here.

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5.0
9 Apr 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

There is a bright future at a company that actually has a vision for the future and a plan on how to get there. The full scale embrace to AI has also been refreshing.

Cons

There can still be silos that spring up and the work volume and pace is high. It will work for some types of people and not for others.

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JobNimbus Response
1mo
Thank you for taking the time to share this review! We’re glad the vision and direction of the company are coming through clearly. A lot of effort goes into not just setting a strategy, but actually executing on it, especially with how we’re leaning into AI across the business. You’re also spot on about the pace. It’s intentional, and we know it’s not for everyone. We’re building for people who thrive in that kind of environment, but we also want to make sure we’re supporting our teams so the pace is sustainable. The note on silos and customer experience is heard. As we scale, staying aligned and keeping the customer at the center of every decision is the standard by which we operate. Thanks again for the thoughtful feedback.
1.0
17 Apr 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

The office looks nice There was a lot of excitement There are still some really great people there

Cons

Aging platform where the original writers made a big mess. Current leadership blames new engineers for the problems they caused. The office looks nice, but is actually very much in disrepair. Good luck finding a chair that works. This company does keep any commitments (clients or employees). Extreme technical debt. Imagine a couple of people just throwing code at the wall for 10 years trying to see what "sticks", that would be better. Burnout culture. Toxic blame culture. The company values look good, but leadership does not keep their own values. Outside hires instead of internal promotions.

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