Hi all, I am reading blind posts about better.com and their culture. The people who I spoke with in my interview rounds were super chill. I know that they were just 4/4000 people at the company, but can someone at better.com speak more about the culture? Is it as bad Blind posts make it out to be?
fwiw I ended up declining the offer because the numbers didn’t work out, but I am so curious. It was rated number 1 place to work on LinkedIn. It has high scores on glassdoor. Why do I hear a different things on Blind ?
EDIT: these comments were helpful. Looks like everyone at better.com is chill , nice and gives off positive vibes. I just read a few negative comments on Blind and let that get stuck in my head.
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An example of Better respecting wlb would be that during my few months of employment, cpo sent out company wide emails twice so far telling us to take a Monday off on week x. She actually sent one out this week to take a Monday next next week off.
Wouldn’t be surprised if the board decided to kick both of them off.
Management is incredibly toxic but I don’t think it’ll affect your day to day in engineering too much.
We had downward mobility at Lyft last year . And by that I mean layoffs
Sales and ops is the wild Wild West.