It won't be easy, but the gain is tremendous - Anonymous employee Striiv Employee Review

4.0
Aug 14, 2015
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Working at Striiv won't be a easy ride, and to succeed, there will be hardships. To be honest, since I have worked for quite a few startups in my career, this ride has definitely been a roller coaster. We have celebratory moments, and stressful days, but at the end, I have noticed employees here are really passionate. This has been one of the few startups where I have gained a tremendous amount of knowledge and skills from just a short time. Yes, the culture is young, but the experience and relationships you gain here is well worth the ride.

Cons

Management was rocky before, but I have noticed actions are being taken to fix the issue. The CEO cares and it shows.

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5.0
Nov 19, 2018
Recommend
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Pros

CEO has excellent product instincts and execution. He was able to create an environment to get products out quickly and on time. Prepare for an intense, drink from firehose type workplace.

Cons

Expect to get a lower than market salary (but receive stock options).

4.0
Jul 28, 2015
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

You'll wear all the hats. There's actual opportunity for advancement, and you're surrounded by people who care about what they do. Nobody does the insane 90 hour crunch weeks as a habit, and that's not expected or encouraged. This isn't perk central, but as far as insurance/benefits go, you're looking at packages you'd expect from a much larger company (including the employee discount package for stuff like movie tickets/destinations, etc... that you'd get at Cisco), and there are (almost) always snacks/sandwich makings/soda in the fridge.

Cons

You'll wear all the hats. This is definitely a start-up, with all the good and bad that comes with it. If you have a skill that's not your primary function, you will most likely to be called on to use it. More transparency is always good, but in this case it's not information being intentionally hidden, it's just that there are so many balls in the air that information can take a long time to get where it needs to go, and deadlines can suddenly appear out of nowhere.

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