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What software does Appen use?

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  • appen.com

13 people at Appen in our data have reviewed 17 software products; the most reviewed are SurveyMonkey (3 people), G2.com (2 people) and Zoom (2).

Appen employees across 13 people in 7 countries have reviewed 17 distinct software products. The 5 people in Consulting & Analysis and 3 people in Engineering & IT account for most of those reviews, with SurveyMonkey, G2.com, and Zoom among the most frequently reviewed tools.

People in our data
13
Products reviewed
17
Teams
5
Countries
7

The stack, by team

Counts are people at Appen who reviewed each product. All 17 products: SurveyMonkey, G2.com, Zoom, Canva, Skype, LinkedIn Job Search, Microsoft SharePoint, Slack, Google Analytics, Webex Meetings, Workplace from Meta, Grammarly, Trello, Google Workspace, Zoom Workplace, Remote, Microsoft Word.

Who reviews software here

  • Project Manager2

A sample of the people at Appen

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Frequently asked questions

Which software has Appen employees reviewed most?
3 people reviewed SurveyMonkey, while 2 people reviewed G2.com and 2 people reviewed Zoom. These three products received the most attention from Appen reviewers in our data.
What kinds of software do Appen teams evaluate?
Appen employees have reviewed communication tools like Zoom, Webex Meetings, and Slack; productivity software including Google Workspace, Microsoft SharePoint, and Trello; analytics platforms like Google Analytics; and other tools such as SurveyMonkey, Canva, and Grammarly.
Which teams at Appen review the most software?
5 people in Consulting & Analysis reviewed the most products, followed by 3 people in Engineering & IT. 2 people in Operations & Finance and 1 people in Marketing also contributed reviews.

Source: the professional profiles of 13 people at Appen in the Backchannels database that list software they reviewed. A review shows a person evaluated or used a product, not what the company bought. Request a correction or removal. All company tech stacks