wefox reviews

Is the wework from the insurance world. They sell themselves as a tech company disrupting the insurance world...but they are not. They are only a normal insurance group acquiring insurance brokers portfolio and companies in Austria and Switzerland to show positive numbers. The C level is only there to reach the IPO dream to take the money and run. There is no company culture, no product vision ( they copy and paste other companies processes and ideas) and the marketing is horrible. They "rebranded" the company (means reducing the company size and teams because business model it doesn't work at all after 6 years). Without funding they cant survive.

wefox is an insurance sales company, not a technology company, although it likes to pretend otherwise. Tech & product exist solely to serve sales interests. There is no product vision or strategy and local sales teams are able to influence constant changes to the roadmap. Most of tech is vocally unhappy and product works like an agency servicing country teams led by sales folks. You as an employee cannot pick your own hardware, and your ability to have impact is limited because of the command-and-control leadership style of most managers. Customer experience is the last thing on anyone's mind, even though it's the first thing on any pitch deck. The leadership is pretty toxic: awful communicators that continually change strategy, constant chaos, people getting summarily fired after explicit promises there would be no layoffs, etc. Family members are sometimes hired over qualified employees, so nepotism is also an actual concern. A textbook example of a toxic work environment. The best and brightest are leaving in droves. The only thing that keeps most people staying is COVID-19 and the uncertainty of the job market. Not a place you want to go unless you're super eager to grow your resilience to toxic leaders.