Working at Interactive Intelligence in Indianapolis, IN: 7 Employee Job Reviews by Real Employee working in Indianapolis, IN Area

"I liked the company a lot. I personally didn't really like the work environment, because I was working on a project by myself, and I would much have preferred working with an actual group. But the people were great, and so was the company."

"Great company, but depends on what team you end up on."

"This was an excellent company to work for. The only thing is that their developers don't seem to have a clear direction sometimes and get stuck for a long time. They also lack the manpower to do half the things they want to do and pull in people from different departments, slowing the processes even more. Otherwise, the work environment is really fun and very rewarding."

"I3 is not a bad place to work for the most part. It does have it's challenges like some companies. The biggest issue is the company is growing so fast it is difficult to maintain adequate policies/procedures for getting work done. They do care about their employees and provide good benefits."

"No formality on software development. No functional specifications nor designs. Was given all the spaces needed to make decisions in my space as a subject-matter-expert then some people that didn't have any clue about my work started to question every decision I had made and made judgments on the quality of the work that was done. To make a long story short, the human factor is just way too important at that company. If someone in the hierarchy doesn't like you for a reason or another, over..."

"I've worked for Interactive Intelligence for over 3 years, I find that development is driven by margins and bonus by executives rather than giving the best technologies and correct solution to the customer most times at the expense of the developers."