We are one company, one team. We believe that succeeding collectively is more important than our own individual accomplishments. Like many companies, we celebrate hitting big milestones and goals across the company—big time (and it may or may not involve drinks and door prizes). That’s the easy part. The difficult part and the sign of a successful team is how it responds when it’s kicked in the gut and things don’t go as planned.  We view these challenges as learning opportunities, taking collective responsibility, never pointing fingers and getting collectively stronger as a result. There is no “they” at PulsePoint; only “we”.