Disappointed - Product Manager Higher Logic Employee Review

2.0
24 May 2022
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

- Specialized roles based on your strengths and lateral mobility available between teams and departments. - DEIB groups are available and do offer support. - Reduced hours during the summer months.

Cons

- Departments are often siloed from one another and so information is often not shared because it was perceived to not be applicable or impact certain people when it actually was. - HR likes to manage by survey and it feels as though employee feedback is not always taken into consideration. - Salary renegotiation only done once a year. - Pay under market value on average.

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Higher Logic Response
4y
Hi there, Thanks for sharing your feedback with us. There is definitely an adjustment period when transitioning from a smaller company into a larger organization. You’ve highlighted some of the key points of that adjustment period: you have had an opportunity to explore specialized roles in a larger organization as opposed to wearing many hats in a smaller one. You’ve seen the ability to craft your own career with mobility between teams and departments, and you’ve seen a dedicated focus on DEIB through our Employee Resource Groups. Not to mention our Higher Logic hours in the summer! Larger organizations are able to offer these types of opportunities and resources to its people. It sounds like one of your biggest adjustments is in navigating how larger companies communicate and make decisions. As an organization, we rely on our People Leaders to share information; we also rely on you to have a conversation with members of other departments as well. This allows us to stay connected and aligned. If you need help with this approach, I encourage you to ask your People Leader for support in this area. We did utilize surveys significantly in 2021 – both for our acquired employees and for our entire global employee base. As a result, we: • Presented onboarding information to our acquired employees in consumable bites (as opposed to all at once) based on our integration schedule; • Enhanced our Total Global Rewards offerings in all three countries based on country-specific requests; • Utilized employee feedback to inform our decision to be a remote-first company. We are keenly interested in employee feedback; I recognize, however, that sometimes the decisions that are made might conflict with your specific feedback. That doesn’t mean your feedback wasn’t taken into consideration. It simply means we made a different decision based on the totality of feedback received. If you’d like to schedule time to discuss this in greater detail, please don’t hesitate to put time on my calendar. -joanna chief people officer

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5.0
6 Feb 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Love this company. They provide great flexibility and there is no micromanaging. I enjoy the forward thinking, training and community offered.

Cons

As of now, I do not have any cons

1.0
12 May 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Remote work flexibility is a genuine perk. Management largely stays out of your way and lets you do your job, benefits are solid, and the people you work alongside are great.

Cons

Pay is already below market rate for the field, which is a problem on its own. Compound that with consistent scope creep — responsibilities and workload steadily increasing without any compensation adjustment, whether through added duties or reduced headcount — and it becomes really hard to justify staying long term. Leadership tends to focus heavily on mistakes rather than recognizing what's going well, which makes it hard to feel valued. Career growth is also a significant pain point. Advancement paths aren't clearly defined, and openings are rare enough that upward mobility feels more like luck than a realistic goal.

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Higher Logic Response
2w
Hi there - Thank you for sharing your feedback. I am glad to hear you value the flexibility of remote work, our benefits, and the people you work alongside. I understand compensation is important, and I take feedback on pay seriously. Our framework is built using market data to balance fairness, consistency, and competitiveness across our remote workforce. I also recognize that roles and responsibilities evolve as our business evolves. In the past two years, we have focused on providing the tools, resources, and support people need to reduce repetitive work, focus on higher-value contributions, and continue growing with the company. That evolution should come with clear expectations, meaningful recognition, and visibility into career opportunities. I appreciate you taking the time to share your perspective and will continue to look for ways to strengthen the employee experience. Please feel free to reach out if you’d like to discuss directly. -joanna chief people officer
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