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Yup - definitely have been competitive with them for a while now. Great for innovation in the space for sure.

They're a bit more "sell to HR" focused and we're more "biuld for the end user" focused - eg: They don't have goals but do have workplace analytics



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They are growing so fast, I remember checking them out last year and they just had HR platforms. Seems like they expanded to a bunch more

apart from their cutting edge AI based solutions, seems its very user friendly to work as well, waiting for a huge boom

Well they’re vastly ahead in one area: data collection. No other company is even close. You could argue about the quality of data but the platform is there and ever growing, and they can upgrade their hardware in the future and augment existing data.

Couldn't agree more. I see these companies as much more similar than different. All of them are very 'user driven' and that's what has made them such impactful companies.

I like how they run product development in the company similar to doing startups in parallel. It's an interesting and intuitive approach. The Hack Week is a nice improvement on it. I'd like to see an organization compare this to Google's time division approach to see which performs better over time in terms of innovation.

Having worked at the others, it's still miles miles ahead. Pay and perks are at the top and there is def more transparency than other companies. Also, the quality of devs doesn't vary a lot across orgs, you're guaranteed to work with really smart people.

yeah, they have a really good portfolio of products in that space these days. Cheers.

Yeah, they have been doing a bunch of great data mining

They definitely are an innovation company.

I think they are both interesting in being both product focused and having a deep understanding of the technology - which is a fairly unusual and a very powerful combination.

How are their new products better than compete.com, Quantcast, Alexa and things like that?

It's nice to see a young startup with great UI and deep, predictive analytics steal the pole position from older incumbents.

They are kicking on all cylinders. User adoption is really nice. I guess it could be more of a personal satisfaction and eventual goal.

This is an industry that has plenty of room to grow, so I appreciate their work.

Their software doesn't really look like a "competitor" to Alibaba though. It looks more like something you'd use in tandem with the Alibaba marketplace to better keep an eye on your supplier.


I think its a very large company and the app is solid.

The work I love is closely related to the company. Yes, there are other ones out there but it's a leader in it's niche and thus most innovative for now

Yeah I interned there a couple of years ago. Honestly very surprised they're not more well known in the tech community.

Yap, I agree. They are doing everything right recruiting-wise. I think only Google and Facebook had lines longer than them amongst maybe 50 companies or so.

Yes. It's their strategy that makes them stand out. Ever since Satya took over, they have really turned the company around and reinvented themselves in terms of community involvement when it comes to software; embracing open source and .NET Core are just a few examples.
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