I recently got a job offer from Hubspot and I’m trying to decide if I should take it. The recruiter keeps telling me that having Hubspot on my resume would be really valuable for my career. But I’m not sure if that’s just a sales pitch or if it’s actually true.
I’ve heard that their Enterprise segment only deals with companies that have over 200 employees. This makes me wonder if Hubspot is as big a player in the industry as they claim to be.
What do you guys think? Is Hubspot really considered a prestigious company in the tech world? Would working there actually boost my resume significantly? I’d love to hear from anyone who has experience with Hubspot or knows about their reputation in the industry.
hubspot’s decent, but not top-tier prestige-wise. worked there briefly. good culture, solid product. enterprise focus is smart business move. what matters is your role and growth. don’t obsess over name - skills and achievements speak louder. if offer’s good and aligns with ur goals, go for it!
As someone who’s been in the tech industry for over a decade, I can say that HubSpot is certainly well-regarded, but ‘prestigious’ might be a stretch. They’re known for their inbound marketing software and have a solid reputation in that niche. However, they’re not quite in the same league as tech giants like Google or Amazon when it comes to resume prestige.
That said, HubSpot is growing and has a good culture from what I’ve heard. Their focus on larger enterprises doesn’t necessarily diminish their impact - it’s just a business strategy. What matters more is the role you’d have and the skills you’d develop there. If the position aligns with your career goals and offers good growth opportunities, it could be a smart move regardless of the company’s perceived prestige.
Remember, your actual work and achievements will speak louder than any company name on your resume. Focus on what you’ll learn and how you’ll grow professionally rather than just the brand name.