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This has to be the most dysfunctional place I have ever worked.  Nothing gets done, nobody can make a decision, and there is very little communication.  There is so much back stabbing and territory grabbing that people cannot focus on what really needs to get done.  Many of the products are running on old technology/platforms which makes it very hard to bring things up to date.  There is little to no vetting of ideas or products with actual customers, lots of new features are based on what the PM wants instead of what the user needs.  Although the benefits are pretty good and the salary reasonable the lack of collaboration between departments is awful and makes the atmosphere miserable on a daily basis.

Still a somewhat small company with growing pains.  Depending on the department you are in, you can be setup for success or failure.  Marketing, Sales, IT, and HR are good departments with great people.  Finance is a different story.  It all comes down to one veteran who shouldn't be there and constantly complains about the company and others.  When you have to rely on a person to provide adequate training and support, and you don't get it, it leads to a difficult situation.   I've seen good people dismissed because of one bad egg, but that's the nature of the beast.  If I were looking to join Imprivata, I would think twice if it comes down to joining the Sales Order Processing Team.

The company has moved to AI First development and it is confusing and no one is in charge. People are running around trying to make it all work but speed is favored over quality, and this is impacting the products. Some people are trying to do this correctly, others are trying to force this through. In short, the company isn't prepared isn't prepared for this much change in such a short amount of time. It's an unfortunate situation for a company with a once-vital mission. My manager is ok, although he's becoming humorless in his stress to he on top of the AI changes. Days are full of meetings, and you're also expected to work hours a day generating code and also creating great products. They're asking too much. 

The Imprivata culture thrives off of the ability to adapt and grow to meet ever changing demands. The company is constantly growing and expanding which means everyone needs to pitch in and work hard to meet the needs of our customers and peers.  However, with this comes being treated like you are important. 

Imprivata's leadership actively seeks to build a place that is fun and rewarding to work at. Providing great benefits, and a great environment to work in. You will find yourself making fiends here as you work with awesome people who care about and support each other.

If you are a college student, APPLY HERE! I was a co-op for 8 months and easily transitioned to a permanent position in Marketing. They LOVE hiring interns/co-ops. My co-workers have been very kind and helpful so far.

Perks: you can work a hybrid schedule (people usually come in at least once a week). The building in Waltham is GORGEOUS - there's lots of food available and a free gym as well as coffee on tap!! There is also an Orange Theory in the building. Great pay and benefits!!!

I spent nearly 3 years here. I worked with some of the most excellent people I've ever worked with. Management tries very hard to do right but they are inhibited by the needs of Private Equity (it's a Thoma Bravo company). This has led to some mismanagement and they've lost some good people because they weren't nurtured.

They don't pay what they should, and when they are called on it they'll just about concede to that. If they were paying their people what they are worth it would be a 5 star. I don't think it's the fault of management exactly. 

Good place to work all around.

Used to be a small fun growing company, but has recently gone downhill.  Certain management has become stale and only concerned about what makes them look good.  Team members are hostile and will throw you under the bus in a heartbeat.  Be very careful of the cutthroat environment and team members looking for ways to make others look bad.  If you're not perfect on day one, tread lightly.  It's a shame it has come to this.

For the most part, Imprivata is a great place to work. The products are second to none and the people are great to work with, with few exceptions. The job you take will be rewarding and important until it's not. Many of the positions within Imprivata have unclear growth paths and unless you know someone who knows someone that has a line on a better position, which may, in fact, be lateral. Know what you want before going into an interview.

I was contracted to work at Imprivata so I didn't really reap the benefits of a full-time employee but contract work provides a bird's eye view of the inner workings of a company. I would have accepted a full-time position had that been an option.

I was very grateful to get to intern for Imprivata, I got to understand the culture and the future work I would end up doing. Connected with very smart and kind individuals to develop not only technical skills, but my own confidence. 
I only wished that I got to stay longer and that mentorship was more available. I felt like I lacked that and wasn't given as much during that time, but overall, Imprivata was a good company to intern for.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Customer success manager 15 salaries reported	$121,410 per year
Privacy analyst 7 salaries reported	$58,571 per year
Sales representative 6 salaries reported	$29.93 per hour
Software engineer 5 salaries reported	$113,840 per year
Product marketing manager 5 salaries reported	$135,960 per year

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