Adobe reviews

4.1

82% would recommend to a friend

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65% positive business outlook

Adobe has an employee rating of 4.1 out of 5 stars, based on 10,070 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an excellent working experience there. The Adobe employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Informationstechnologie industry (3.9 stars).

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1.0
May 27, 2020
Recommend
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Pros

Work Life balance is better in some teams

Cons

Decisions are biased. Managers are egoistic. They don't understand the dissent in team. No say of team in managing them. No respect for diverse opinions and people are targetted

2.0
Feb 24, 2020
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Unlimited PTO (but strings attached to take it). Stock options (but Adobe takes their taxes out of your stock credits). Ability to work from home Wednesdays (but can be taken away on management discretion). Co-workers are all very intelligent and great Denver office. Parking and commuter benefits to office off 18th and California Well stocked kitchen with snacks, drinks and food. Lunch provided last two business days of the month. Two kegs tapped on Friday after 3 PM. $360 yearly health credit (Most people used for ski pass) ~$1k dropped into HSA for high deductible healthplan per year Pet insurance offering.

Cons

Commissions not being paid on time because "Someone left the business." Compensation plans not being delivered until a quarter of the way through the fiscal year. Sales targets are increased by 10-20% over last year with less ability to meet them. Senior management never has answers for direct questions and is not genuine or forthcoming with what's really happening from top down decision making. Same Senior Management has been promoted for the team's performance, but creates negative culture putting extreme pressure on FLMs that is then transferred to FLM to CSM relationships. There is a palpable distrust and dislike for senior management throughout the org and cross-functional teams. This makes it difficult for any other team to want to work or support the Commercial CSM org. Crying, confusion, discomfort and overall uneasiness ripples throughout the entire org regularly. Feedback is rarely asked for, and when received goes no where. Renewal team operated without a manager for almost 12 months Layers of middle management have been added. Constantly changing and broken quoting tool. Accounts have changed hands multiple times, which is well known as a major complaint from customers as to why they leave Marketo. CSMs are the catch all for almost everything related to current customers, where more responsibility is added but compensation is not raised. Asking to utilize your unlimited PTO is only approved based on your performance. Favoritism from FLMs to their favorite CSM friends. No on-boarding or mentoring for new CSMs when they join the org. No known promotion track for CSMs. Overall lack of diversity on the team with only two POC in the entire org. Competitors are catching up with Marketo in regards to pricing and functionality which is making the CSMs ability to renew or expand customer much harder. Customers are expected to spend 8% more per year with almost no additional functionality added to their subscription. Auto-renewal language added to contracts as sneaky way to make them stay with the company. Product reliability has been viewed from customer perspective as going downhill. Forcing customers to purchase Professional Services to get basic help utilizing the product. Non-existent training on Marketo product itself. CSMs are expected to "learn as they go" while being the trusted adviser for the customers marketing decision making.

1.0
Jan 12, 2020

Adobe Singapore - Southeast Asia office

Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Adobe is one of the most recognisable brands in the world In USA they try to set an example of being a good employer

Cons

The Singapore office is extremely political, with people focused more on managing upwards than actually serving the customers. The sales team are basically relationship managers, and some are rather shallow (eg showing off on instagram about the lavish parties they throw). They also tend to oversell to customers for solutions they will not use realistically, so in the end only 10-20% of the solution is used - all this because of the high pressure on numbers and their own fat commissions. Many people do not actually do their work, setting up redundant overseas meetings to sponsor their own vacations for which Adobe expenses pay a large part for.

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