Wizehire Reviews

Working from home can be challenging and I've had to adapt and develop routines. That's not unique to WizeHire in this day and age, but the office will never be an option here so it's important to note. Being far from colleagues means forming personal relationships requires more commitment and effort than in an office. I wish there were more opportunities to be around each other. I miss high fives, side-of-the-desk conversations, and lunch meetups. This isn't necessarily a 'con' but: this company is growing and changing *quickly*. New processes are developed and rolled out all the time. I find it exciting, but can be hard to keep track of how other departments are changing. Some core pillars and structures are still being developed as the needs of the business evolve – this is a company where if you see a structural problem there is an opportunity for you to address it yourself. Everyone is very very busy.

Keep in mind that negative reviews are coming from CURRENT employees who have seen and experienced the changes the company has made in the past year. Wizehire has high standards and is a small team (about 110) so everyone is expected to do much more than we’re paid for. That IS toxic; it's not the way any company should treat their employees. Wizehire used to be a positive, welcoming, and challenging place to work. Now it’s just sad. The pace is too fast, hard work is no longer rewarded, and the leadership only cares about themselves . As a result, long time employees are leaving the company.