complete mess, mass layoff, people who weren't just talking about where they are interviewing
Fiit Response
4y
Unfortunately life in a start-up is never straight forward and investment cycles can often be unpredictable and out of our hands. Joining a start-up everyone knows what they are signing up to and there is certainly more risk that joining a large corporate company, but we hope the work is more fulfilling and purpose driven.
We can only continue to commit to being fully transparent, which we have been to date. We share every element of our strategy, business plan, finances and fund raising with every employee monthly. It breaks our heart that we recently had to make some people redundant but we couldn't risk putting the whole company and everyone's jobs at risk.
We remain fully committed to making Fiit a great place to work.
-A job (better than what the job center gives you)
-collegues are kind Management is not
Cons
-Awful management insanely disorganized
-Poor pay for what they expect you to do
-thier answer to everything as you are able to see from the lower star (real reviews) is life in a start up is not easy rubbish treat people Better and you wouldn't have such a high turn over
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1 Aug 2024
Anonymous employee
Former employee, more than 1 year
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook
Pros
Experience startup rollercoaster, any payback is better than unemployment
Cons
Confusing management. Main founder left due to sinking ship. Remaining founder is all over the place.
The best talent quickly moves on. Redundancies every quarter.
Questionable strategy. Revenue in freefall since pandemic.
Employees stressed, poor pay.
Promotions in name but not in remuneration. Just added pressure and duties with no upside.