RigUp Reviews

I was hesitant to write this post but I think there are a lot of misrepresentations that have been said about RigUp following layoffs the company did as a result of Covid19. RigUp is what I call a "real world" economy business. The company's marketplace lets businesses from construction to energy put together crews of workers for various projects. Due to the pandemic, business was impacted and so the company made a hard decision to lay people off. They had to do it over video because there was a stay at home order and likely in person meetings at the office would have contributed to more virus spread! Secondly, the layoffs sucked. I know. I was impacted. Yet I am thankful for the experience there. The business is fast growing and intense and challenging. In my 2 years there I gained 10 years of experience. I think there are a lot of people who are angry and frustrated. The truth is the company treated us really well. Sometimes too well and that likely led to entitlement problems. I have friends that have been let go at other companies in Austin recently. RigUp's severance was so much better than theirs. Even on our way out, they took care of us. Is the company perfect? No. Is the company well intentioned and caring of the employees? Without a doubt. Yes.

during my short time here, I noticed that this was really not a modern tech company as they claim to be. Although they are building tools for their industry, almost 95% of their operations depend on terrible, outdated processes.