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  • ebay.com

12 people at eBay in our data have reviewed 21 software products; the most reviewed are Trello (3 people), Zoom (2 people) and Microsoft SharePoint (2).

eBay employees across 4 countries reviewed 21 different software products. The reviews span 12 people from Engineering & IT, Operations & Finance, Consulting & Analysis, Leadership, and other teams. Project management and communication tools dominate the software that employees chose to review.

People in our data
12
Products reviewed
21
Teams
5
Countries
4

The stack, by team

Counts are people at eBay who reviewed each product. All 21 products: Trello, Zoom, Microsoft SharePoint, IntelliJ IDEA, Google Workspace, SurveyMonkey, Wix, iCal, Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft OneDrive for Business, Adobe Dreamweaver, Jira, Warmly, HubSpot Sales Hub, PandaDoc, GoTo Meeting, Zoom Workplace, Adobe Acrobat, Accenture, Slack, FreshBooks.

Who reviews software here

  • Software Engineer2
  • Technical Program Manager2

A sample of the people at eBay

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Frequently asked questions

Which software did eBay employees review most often?
Trello received the most reviews, with 3 employees sharing feedback. Microsoft SharePoint and Zoom each received 2 reviews from eBay staff.
What tools do eBay's Engineering & IT teams review?
4 people in Engineering & IT submitted reviews. They evaluated products including IntelliJ IDEA, Jira, and other development and collaboration software.
How many eBay teams are represented in these software reviews?
Five distinct teams contributed reviews: 4 from Engineering & IT, 3 from Leadership, 2 from Consulting & Analysis, 1 from Operations & Finance, and 2 from other departments.

Source: the professional profiles of 12 people at eBay 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