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  • bounteous.com

4 people at Bounteous in our data have reviewed 8 software products; the most reviewed are SurveyMonkey (2 people), Zoom (1 person) and Jira (1).

Bounteous employees across sales, marketing, engineering, and consulting have reviewed 8 distinct software products. The reviews span 1 country and reflect how 4 people at the company evaluate tools for their work. SurveyMonkey stood out as the most reviewed product among the group.

People in our data
4
Products reviewed
8
Teams
4
Countries
1

The stack, by team

Sales

1 person

Engineering & IT

1 person

Consulting & Analysis

1 person

Counts are people at Bounteous who reviewed each product. All 8 products: SurveyMonkey, Zoom, Jira, Slack, Intuit Mailchimp, WordPress.com, Asana, ZoomInfo Sales.

A sample of the people at Bounteous

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    Product Manager

    Reviewed Jira, Zoom

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    Solutions Architect

    Reviewed Slack, SurveyMonkey

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    CEO / Founder

    Reviewed ZoomInfo Sales

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Frequently asked questions

Which teams at Bounteous review software most?
Reviews came from 1 people in Sales, 1 people in Marketing, 1 people in Engineering & IT, and 1 people in Consulting & Analysis.
What products did Bounteous employees review?
2 people reviewed SurveyMonkey, while 1 people reviewed Zoom, 1 people reviewed Jira, 1 people reviewed Slack, 1 people reviewed WordPress.com, 1 people reviewed Asana, 1 people reviewed Intuit Mailchimp, and 1 people reviewed ZoomInfo Sales.
How many software products did reviewers at Bounteous evaluate?
Employees reviewed 8 products in total, with SurveyMonkey receiving the most reviews from 2 reviewers.

Source: the professional profiles of 4 people at Bounteous 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