Airbnb Reviews

Pros

Working is a pro in itself. I enjoy keeping busy.

Cons

Only downfall was when I didn’t have much time in between clients to clean the proper way. Being rushed was a con.

Pros

challenging environ, great colleagues and managers

Cons

long hours, competitive, pandemic made it crazy

Pros

None I can think of

Cons

Dreaded 2 months of training via zoom where you will be treated like a kindegartner asked to participate in show and tell over and over again. Overcrowded zooms where each person has to ask questions about air bnbs convoluted training over and over again. 8.5 hours spent over zoom very bad for the eyes and morale. Whole point of job is to cover up crimes and dangerous events that occur in air bnbs. Favors the hosts not the guests. Founders stole the idea from Couchsurfing and brag about it. No one cares about the stupid Obama O's. Fake charity that employees may join where air bnb get free money. No actual customer service. If a murder occurs at air bnb guests are offered a hotel room. What does that say about air bnb?

Pros

benefits/ diversity/ inclusive/ progressive/ empowering

Cons

nothing as such/ great workplace

Pros

Really awesome community of coworkers Great company mission Perks (travel, benefits, share purchase plan)

Cons

Base pay is not great. After learning what US team members made in similar positions it was disappointing

Pros

nice office, nice people, nice cafeteria

Cons

bad leadership, middle managers are weak

Pros

Work from home, great travel credit benefits,

Cons

Lack of engagement from employees because of remote work

Pros

Great benefits including fertility treatments, paid by employer! Mission driven collaborative work Good compensation packages Diversity is a key part of their recruitment

Cons

COVID caused major priority shifts which ended up costing thousands their jobs.

Pros

the company culture is strong. Benefits are great and work life balance is very well respected. The team and sense of community is amazing.

Cons

it is not easy to advance - the growth opportunity is very limited. They also advertise the concept of "work anywhere" to bring in more revenue but they don't give their employees any flexibility regarding where they live. If you don't live where the office is, you will be terminated.

Pros

Amazing benefits Great inner culture (ERGs, learning opportunities) Lots of support available Brian Chesky is a great CEO honestly and I felt like he actually cared about us through the different initiatives he engaged in internally

Cons

Not really much - I worked at an office that was acquired by airbnb and at the time it seemed like the AIrbnb 'culture' hadn't transferred over to that office. People who were working there had been there before the acquisition and there was already this culture there so the difference could be felt. Especially since I got to truly interact with people from different offices and visit the other locations. It felt like Airbnb had its culture and the office I was at hadn't adapted to that. It also felt like at the office in particular there wasn't much growth opportunity.