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Excellent employer -- strong and fascinating technology company
Program Manager (Former Employee) – Reston, VA – October 7, 2017
Adobe Systems is the leader in web site management software. I was fortunate to learn the Adobe Experience Manager product, and to apply Agile methodologies to project and program management for classified US Government programs.
Pros
Excellent teamwork; many advancement opportunities
Cons
Work life balance lacking.
Inspiring place to work
Software Engineer Intern (Former Employee) – Lehi, UT – November 15, 2018
People there really care about making a difference in the lives of their customers, coworkers and the community. They look for ways to drive innovation.
Pros
They care about their people and show that through compensation and opportunities to grow.
Cons
They may be too big to avoid some of the bureaucracy.
Consulting is a tough branch to navigate
UX/UI Designer (Former Employee) – Ronkonkoma, NY – November 14, 2018
There was an overemphasis on billable hours which were controlled by sales. The culture changed over the years from a customer first to a demand to bill hours. There was a disconnect between new management and the philosophy we followed.
Pros
Work from home, flexible hours, ample vacation time, dedicated professional and personable coworkers.
Cons
Unclear path for advancement, unfocused management, this caused an anxiety riddled work environment.
Love it here
sr director (Current Employee) – San Jose, CA – November 4, 2018
Have been happy for my years at. Adobe. Company is always trying to improve and continue to grow. Provides lots of opportunity for people who embrace improving and growing
Pros
Growth, great products, internal mobility, care about customers
Cons
Too many meetings and not enough delegation or empowerment
Your manager is everything
Sales (Former Employee) – Remote – October 23, 2018
Adobe is an amazing place to work, but who your manager is can mean everything. If you have a good one they can put you on an amazing career path, if you have a bad one, then you can find yourself stalled indefinitely.
Using a mix of Creative Skills used to communicate
Graphic Designer (Former Employee) – Wausau, WI – October 10, 2018
Using a mix of Creative Skills used to communicate to come to ideal solutions, depending on finished product.
From From Branding solutions to print solutions
From From Branding solutions to print solutions
Pros
Communication with vendors
Cons
healthcare
Amazing culture - Contract to full time job security is limited
Business Systems Analyst / eComm & Product Launch (Current Employee) – San Francisco, CA – October 9, 2018
I greatly enjoyed my time at Adobe. My position was on a contract-to-hire basis and, sadly, the budget did not allow for conversion to full time when my contract was up.
productive fast paced company
digital artist (Former Employee) – Long Island City, NY – October 3, 2018
everyone willing to share technics to expedite job no matter which artist was working the job.
Friendly environment with a multitude amount of experience.
Friendly environment with a multitude amount of experience.
Pros
friendly coworkers
Cons
costly healthcare
I only can comment on Adobe as they were in the late 90's
Human Resources Assistant (Former Employee) – Freemont, WA – October 1, 2018
I started as a vendor in Customer Service then was hired as a full-time employee as an Administrative Assistant in HR.
They sent me to San Jose for training on posting jobs on their internal and external career sites. I also supported the HR Director at the time. I was there when they moved their offices to Freemont and then was part of a large layoff a few months later.
They sent me to San Jose for training on posting jobs on their internal and external career sites. I also supported the HR Director at the time. I was there when they moved their offices to Freemont and then was part of a large layoff a few months later.
Diversity
PMO Lead / DTL/ Principal Program Manager (Former Employee) – McLean – September 25, 2018
Enjoyed my time with Adobe, LOTS of options and opportunities for this growing software company. Have to remember that it is NOT a services business and professional services exists to drive license sales.
Adobe Cares
Licensing Specialist (Current Employee) – Lehi, UT – August 21, 2018
Everything that Adobe does says that it cares about it's employees. Even contract workers are able to participate in the corporate culture and are allowed to take advantage of some of some benefits.
The environment makes the company a great place to work overall, and the work always keeps you on your toes.
The environment makes the company a great place to work overall, and the work always keeps you on your toes.
Products and policies
Channel Support Consultant- Document Cloud (Current Employee) – Chicago, IL – August 15, 2018
Adobe has great products that positively impact their customers. The amount of money they pour into research and development is commendable. Premium products that are worth the price.
Fun, creative, open minded culture
Senior Product Manager, Professional Video Editing (Former Employee) – San Jose, CA – August 13, 2018
Adobe is a great place to work, although their newly introduced processes seem to have somewhat slowed down development. They managed the transition to cloud well and are very strongly placed for continued success.
Pros
Great products and customers
Cons
Slow pace of development.
Account Manager
Account Manager (Former Employee) – Lehi, UT – August 13, 2018
Dealing with software consumers that are only interested in one particular software, Painting a picture of the full suite of products is key. Management was very intelligent in software and people skills.
Difficult to succeed in Education Sales
Territory Sales Representative (Former Employee) – San Jose, CA – August 10, 2018
Adobe's complex licensing structure makes it almost impossible to succeed in education. I started on a team of 9, 7 of them left within a year. Management is not attuned to this issue.
Great Place to Work
Senior Business Systems Analyst (Former Employee) – San Jose, CA – July 18, 2018
A typical day was working with clients and teams members and working on objectives. Being in a management capacity, four to five meetings a day was common. I learned multiple management styles throughout employment. Workplace culture is open, honest, culturally rich and full of employee experiences (engagement opportunities). The hardest part of work was dealing with changing organizational leadership and strategies on localized levels, not at the Adobe leadership level. The most enjoyable part of the job was working with a vast array of amazing and wonderful people both directly and across geographical locations.
Adobe created a space for people to have work life balance
Senior Royalty Auditor (Former Employee) – San Jose, CA – July 13, 2018
Team bonding was important to Adobe when I was there.. I believe they still enforce the weekly or monthly team bonding event. We used to have Friday Beer Bash and Boccie ball tournament.
Fun and Exciting place to be
Desktop Support / Technician (Current Employee) – San Jose, CA – July 3, 2018
Being around great people with great skills who you can help and talk with about Adobe products was exciting. Learned a lot about customer service, desktop support on a higher level where the Experience of the issue is key.
Pros
Greate Food options.
Cons
Parking
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