Dynatrace reviews

3.7

64% would recommend to a friend

(1,493 total reviews)
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Rick McConnell

74% approve of CEO

55% positive business outlook

Dynatrace has an employee rating of 3.7 out of 5 stars, based on 1,493 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Dynatrace 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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1K reviews
4.0
Oct 11, 2019

Heading in the right direction.

Recommend
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Pros

They're trying really really hard to be an amazing company, culture, and product. Incredibly open to feedback, innovation, and ideas. I couldn't be more happy with my teammates. We really feel like a family. And I love working with them.

Cons

They're still working out a lot of things internally. Polices and communication between teams aren't always done in a clear and timely way. And the lack of clear and timely communication can lead to conflicts, "gotchya" moments, as well as decreased efficiency.

2.0
Oct 10, 2019

Great product, reluctant to change culture

Recommend
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Pros

Great product that is ahead of competition

Cons

Little direction, no runway, and high churn rate. Company is greedy (IPO was not shared with employees) Opinion of employees is never sought.

1.0
Oct 8, 2019

Run Far Away - Toxic Sludge Nightmare Ahead

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Pros

With a few notable exceptions of some wonderful people who maintained their humanity, there are absolutely no pros in any way, shape, or form for Dynatrace. Unfortunately, most of those people eventually end up leaving because of all the Cons listed below. Have a Silkwood shower after dealing with anyone over there.

Cons

1. Wasteful management of time, resources, (LOTS of) money, and employee cycles/productivity to cover their poor business management choices overall. 2. Burning out their team resources left and right and not giving a damn - with zero thought to continuity management, let alone having to 100% redo projects due to the lack of understanding or whim of whomever holds the magic totem pole for the week/quarter/year. 3. Blatant harassment and/or horrific management styles ignored by HR (or worse, condoned by HR). Very fratboy-centric behavior and allowed comments at management or above level (think of the derogatory terms that start with the letters B, C, and S - all used for woman typically - being used in open forums or meetings). 4. Let's call a spot a spot - the obvious "pay for play"/fake Glassdoor reviews done by a HR team or their lackeys under false credentials to boost the scores of the company and CEO (check the older listings - not so rosy or "perky!" in their descriptions). 5. Moving HQ to a new building to simply gain signage rights against I-95 corridor for the sake of the ego of the management team. 6. If they are so "transparent", ask them to publish their employee attrition rates. WAY higher than average software companies. 7. Non-competitive pay packages with zero ability to have a growth plan in career development. 8. No pay increases - they instead rely on AMEX/VISA gift cards to "reward" their employees. 9. Middle management has their lips pursed 24/7 on their boss's butt - zero management/guidance of how to groom their own people to gain skill sets, be better employees, work more collaboratively. 10. Get JVS and Bernd out of the way and maybe the absence of their egos will correct the company - it is a constant "kiss the ring" mentality with each of them.

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Dynatrace Response
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Thank you for your comments. We value feedback from current as well as former employees. First, as Head of Recruiting at Dynatrace, I can assure you there is no pressure on employees to write “positive” reviews. We ask new and existing employees to consider writing a review of their experience, whether it be positive or negative, at any time. We review these comments to better understand our company’s business practices and culture – a way for us to seek areas in need of improvement. I appreciate your comments related to various components of the company. Having been Head of HR prior to my role at Dynatrace, I know establishing and maintaining a positive and rewarding culture is an important aspect for every company, like it is at Dynatrace, especially during a period of growth. In Dynatrace’s case, the company has grown significantly in terms of size and revenue. As a result, we’ve made significant investments to accommodate employees, including upgrades to amenities and office space to make work more enjoyable. Regarding your point about harassment and derogatory comments within the company, this is something Dynatrace does not tolerate under any circumstances. We have formal procedures in place for individuals to report such incidents to HR, with a formal process for making sure such issues are resolved to ensure employees feel safe and comfortable at work. As far as pay and competitive packages are concerned, the company offers a wide range of benefits to employees, including the recently rolled out of an ESPP program which has had two enrollment periods to date. Additionally, all employees are required to have reviews with their direct Manager to ensure growth plans and the opportunity to progress in the company. We’re sorry you felt you didn’t receive such benefits during your time at Dynatrace, as we continuously review market data to ensure we remain competitive and attract and retain top talent. -David St. Cyr, Director of Talent Acquisition
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