Company went private and three weeks later, in Jan 2015, Thoma Bravo turned everything upside down and laid off a boatload of people, which prompted many others to leave over the next several months. They seem to have weathered the storm and company culture has changed, but they remain to have competitive products. Problem is that management keeps things close to the vest so uncertainty remains, as I understand it. Thoma Bravo layoff was insensitive and brutal. Not the way to treat and respect people as they head to the door.