Not bad, Not great - Software Engineer WHOOP Employee Review

3.0
Mar 31, 2021
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

The product is pretty interesting and the pay isn't bad for the work involved.

Cons

Not a lot of diversity or career growth. To be honest, not much direction in where the product is headed Company tech stack is incredibly varied among different teams, and there are some folks that don't have the best attitude towards working in a team or with other developers. Managers could also use some guidance in actual product/project management The CEO and lots of team members love to use the f bomb during team calls (not in a derogatory way but still this is the workplace)

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WHOOP Response
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Thanks for your feedback. WHOOP is invested and has committed to building a diverse and inclusive workforce and product, so we're disheartened to hear that you feel the product doesn't have further direction. Our team is hard at work on building new features, updates, and enhancements to ensure that we are constantly addressing our members' needs and wants, in addition to reaching new and diverse audiences. Again, thanks for your feedback, and for your hard work during your time at WHOOP.

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