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Based on ~2,016 public reviews
Compensation & benefits
Consistently one of the strongest-rated areas in public review summaries (Glassdoor compensation & benefits 4.2/5).
Work-life balance (team-dependent)
Often cited as a strength (Glassdoor WLB 4.2/5; Blind headline praising WLB), but some reviews indicate periods/roles where balance can deteriorate.
Culture & values
Rated relatively well on Glassdoor (4.0/5), with many reviewers describing generally positive cultural attributes, though experiences vary by org.
Senior leadership / management quality
A recurring weaker point (Glassdoor senior management 3.2/5) echoed by Blind content criticizing management even when other areas are praised.
Career opportunities / advancement clarity
Career opportunities trail top-rated categories (Glassdoor 3.6/5); themes include slower growth, unclear promotion paths, or constrained advancement depending on team/org.
Morale and change fatigue (restructuring/layoffs context)
Some public excerpts (Indeed) mention morale decline and frustration with metrics; public reporting of layoffs is a contextual factor that can amplify uncertainty and mixed sentiment.
Engineering / Technical roles
Across public review sources, employees frequently describe Twilio as offering strong compensation and benefits and, on many teams, a healthy work-life balance. However, multiple sources also note that the experience can vary meaningfully by org, manager, and business priorities, with some roles reporting periods of high workload.
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Cross-functional (Product/Go-to-market/Operations)
A recurring theme is that day-to-day team experience can be good while confidence in senior leadership is weaker. Glassdoor’s senior management rating is notably lower than other categories, and Blind content highlights similar concerns about management quality even when praising work-life balance.
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Customer Success / Support / GTM
Public review summaries show culture & values scoring relatively high, but career opportunities trailing compensation and work-life balance. Some reviewers describe unclear advancement paths or slower progression, even when they like the people and overall environment.
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Customer-facing roles (e.g., CSM)
Indeed excerpts and other public commentary include concerns about metrics focus (“vanity metrics”), morale declines, and worsening sentiment compared with prior years. Broader external context (publicly reported layoffs) is frequently associated with uncertainty and can influence employee sentiment over time.
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