Pros
-nothing compared to any other company. -Pay is the same as other companies, not worth it
Cons
Working at Rippling is working in 24/7 chaos where the only endgame is pointing the finger at someone else to finally do the bare minimum, because you have 20 other colleagues, leaders, and customers pointing their finger at you and you need to keep moving before you dig too big of a hole and implode. The culture is a nonexistent machine that leaves no one time for anything. No time to eat lunch, no time to check in with friends and colleagues, and no time to satisfactorily complete a task. There is no start or end to the work day and working on the weekends is normal. Slack messages and emails are going all hours of the day and you are expected to respond within seconds. Colleagues get pinged while on pto, colleagues continue to work while sick. 10,12,15 hour days are normal like everyone is brainwashed and because everyone is so focused on not drowning in their own tasks, no one is able to express concern, struggle, or take a minute to ask for help and breathe. They will sell you on the IPO payout AFTER you accept the job to make you stay. Mental, physical, and social health went out the window a long time ago just to fight through everyday and everyone makes you feel so lucky for working at Rippling that that is enough justification to do 3 days worth of work everyday.