Weird first year at Stripe - Recensione dipendente - Operations Program Manager presso Stripe

2,0
15 set 2022
Consiglia
Gradimento del CEO
Pronostico commerciale

Vantaggi

Intelligent, kind, hardworking people (mostly). Good pay. Offers 8 weeks family medical leave if you burn out or need a break for whatever reason.

Svantaggi

Operations is chaotic, decentralized and poorly managed by senior leadership. There is poor work life balance depending on what team you're on. There is also no transparent performance management processes. Company does rapid, silent PIPs (15% target per performance review cycle) and fires instead of doing layoffs, similar to Amazon. People one day just aren't there anymore. Just check out Blind.

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5,0
3 giu 2026
Consiglia
Gradimento del CEO
Pronostico commerciale

Vantaggi

Very fast moving env , colleges are good

Svantaggi

nothing to say here , i am good

4,0
4 giu 2021
Consiglia
Gradimento del CEO
Pronostico commerciale

Vantaggi

The work is very high impact and there are lots of opportunities to learn if you're not already familiar with the fintech space. Most of the big projects I've been on so far have been fun to work on. There are also a lot of talented, kind, and helpful engineers at Stripe who are really nice to learn from. I really enjoy my manager and the folks on my team. The money + bonuses are ~ok~. Pretty standard for a pre-IPO unicorn, but the goal is that there will be a big pay off later (fingers crossed).

Svantaggi

- The work life balance is *bad*. For how many products Stripe has, we are a very lean company. Too lean. There's just a lot of work, and very very tight deadlines, very fast paced, and not enough engineers and product managers to do all of it. If you want WLB as an engineer, join an infrastructure team, not a product team. - There is little to no investment in making the engineering org more diverse. This was surprising to me because of a lot of public facing company statements, but don't be fooled like I was. People (at least in the eng org) do not care about diversity. - HR sucks. And of course they would, I guess. But I had a really negative experience with HR where I walked away feeling completely devalued and gaslit. - Dev environments kinda suck and make the work a lot slower than it should be.

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