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  • citrix.com

16 people at Citrix in our data have reviewed 16 software products; the most reviewed are Miro (3 people), Salesloft (2 people) and Slack (2).

Citrix employees across 16 people in 4 countries reviewed 16 distinct products, with a concentration in engineering and IT roles. The reviews span collaboration tools, sales enablement platforms, and development software, reflecting how teams at Citrix evaluate technology across their operations.

People in our data
16
Products reviewed
16
Teams
5
Countries
4

The stack, by team

Sales

1 person

Operations & Finance

2 people

Consulting & Analysis

1 person

Leadership

1 person

Counts are people at Citrix who reviewed each product. All 16 products: Miro, Salesloft, Slack, Dynatrace, Notepad++, Gong, Salesforce Sales Cloud, Outreach, GoTo Meeting, Microsoft PowerPoint, Tableau, Webex Meetings, OneMob, dbForge Studio for MySQL, Second Nature AI, Google Workspace.

Who reviews software here

  • Software Engineer2

A sample of the people at Citrix

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Frequently asked questions

Which teams at Citrix review software most?
11 people in Engineering & IT account for the largest share of reviews. 2 people in Operations & Finance and 1 person in Sales also contributed reviews, along with 1 person in Consulting & Analysis and 1 person in Leadership.
What collaboration tools did Citrix employees review?
2 people reviewed Slack, 1 person reviewed Webex Meetings, and 1 person reviewed GoTo Meeting. 3 people also reviewed Miro.
Did Citrix employees review sales and analytics software?
Yes. 1 person reviewed Salesforce Sales Cloud, 2 people reviewed Salesloft, and 1 person reviewed Outreach. For analytics, 1 person reviewed Tableau and 2 people reviewed Dynatrace.

Source: the professional profiles of 16 people at Citrix 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