Having attended BYU and lived in the Utah Valley area for a while, I can say they were pretty extravagant. They have tons of billboards, many of which don't eve

Having attended BYU and lived in the Utah Valley area for a while, I can say they were pretty extravagant. They have tons of billboards, many of which don't even really state anything about the business or the product. Just stupid, meme-like quips. They also would come to Career Fairs with 3x as many reps as any other company, most of whom didn't seem to really know what roles they were there looking for, and had tables of all sorts of Domo-branded swag. In general, the company itself kind of felt like a caricature of the ridiculousness sometimes found in tech these days. Kind of reminded me of the character Richard Hanneman from Silicon Valley.