Strava Reviews

3.5

56% would recommend to a friend

(106 total reviews)
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Mike Martin

69% approve of CEO

58% positive business outlook

Strava has an employee rating of 3.5 out of 5 stars, based on 106 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Strava employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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106 reviews
5.0
Aug 23, 2022

Amazing Place to Work

Recommend
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Pros

- Working amongst a community of like-minded peers who generally share some of the same interests (sports), and are all passionate about building an awesome product that we all use on a daily basis - Very positive culture. I've observed an overall positivity that permeates throughout the entire company - Helpful peers and teammates: a culture of people helping each other, being friendly, and getting sh** done - Awesome leadership- they are always clearly communicating company goals, progress, and key events. Additionally, they have superb personal and business values that they distill down throughout the entire company - Very inclusive place to work - Best benefits/perks package of anywhere I've ever worked (and I've worked at some of the big tech companies), plus competitive compensation - The opportunity to work on a product and projects I'm really passionate about: sports and fitness! - Great work-life balance - I am challenged at work, but not pushed too far, and have the support I need

Cons

They won't 100% match a Google or Amazon in terms of base pay. But for me, they got close enough that I was more than willing to accept earning a little bit less money to love my job and be happy instead of miserable 8 hours a day :)

1.0
Apr 1, 2025

Strava is now a toxic place to work

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

* The employees who work at Strava are very passionate about the product and what they do. You'll likely be on a team of great, hardworking people. * Working in the sports/fitness domain is fun

Cons

* New leadership at Strava has completely transformed the values and culture, in a negative way * Strava has a grind culture very similar to Amazon and other workplaces known for having an out-of-whack work-life balance. This is new, and has been directly instilled from the top down by the new CEO. * Under new leadership, Strava has gone back on values that were core to its founding and its DNA. This has been heartbreaking to see. * Strava is now the most toxic place I have ever worked, and I've worked in some toxic environments. If you're considering working at Strava, I urge you to reconsider- the positive things you've read about working there from employees are likely from before the new leadership started.

1.0
Jan 3, 2023
Recommend
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Pros

- Good company mission - Good benefits - Good work-life balance

Cons

- Very inexperienced senior leadership team. There are multiple people who haven't really worked anywhere else or in any other successful company. But they are in the top person's inner circle (demographic-wise and just tenure) so they keep getting promoted. One leader made multiple bad hires (there were measurable public failures and very clear sentiment) and they still let multiple people quit because of the bad hire, even though eventually they had to let go of the bad hire anyways. Despite such shoddy decisions they are still tasked with running the show. Their is no accountability. - The senior leadership culture is very defensive. They push a culture where nobody can express a critique about anything. The smallest negative opinion or feedback is punished, and the all hands is used to publically shame the entire company to ensure even anonymously nobody says anything negative about leadership. The anonymous forum is a joke - all the responses are platitudes and gas-lighting of employees, with the aim to ensure nobody submits any further feedback. They keep saying come have a live conversation but when people go have a live conversation they punish them and take away their good projects. - The leadership team has their head in the sand about the business. They only listen to someone with no experience, who is pushing his personal agenda but knows how to butter up the senior leaders. - The company made a huge deal about being anti-racist. By all reports, the people of color are unhappy and leaving in bulk.

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