Great Place to Work - Anonymous employee SharkNinja Employee Review

5.0
2 Sept 2015
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

I have been working for SharkNinja for over 5 years. If you like working with smart, hard-working, innovative people in a fun, energetic and very fast paced environment that makes 5-star products where you can be involved from the ground up, you will fit right in. SharkNinja does a lot of cool and fun things for the employees like free Friday continental breakfast, summer Food Truck Friday’s, and an awesome Holiday Party … to name a few.

Cons

Not an 8:30 – 5:00 job. Need to be flexible and sometimes come in a little early or work a little late.

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Pros

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Cons

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1.0
26 May 2026
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CEO approval
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Pros

Some good peers that make the days slightly bearable with the group chat of how ridiculous and hellish the place is

Cons

The speed and agility are just code names for ceo paranoia and inability to make and stick to decisions. Toxic environment perpetuated by the lifers. Entire departments are pit against each other. A culture of public shaming and blaming with a side of discrimination and misogyny. It is absolute chaos and makes you regress professionally because after a while all you do is “yes” the ceo and do things the Shark way which is essentially the Mark way and 0% what other orgs would do or what you learned about/experienced previously. Micromanaging starts from the very top. Product issues daily. People cry daily. Ridiculously high turnover. So much bullying and favoritism. Extremely top heavy and lots of VPs+ to attend meetings but not enough people to actually work. Those in leadership are also unprofessional and liabilities. No work life balance. No respect. Backstabby. Even the meeting are aggressive and called hacks, red teams, sledge hammer approach etc. The best way to be successful here is to be a super caffeinated visible sycophant that is fine with no life outside of work. People note the high comp but it’s not worth it and is not enough compared to the hours actually worked and all the stress and anxiety that comes with it. The moral and mental health here are the lowest I’ve ever seen.

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