Headspace reviews

I think the bipolar-ness of the reviews here are reflective of the company's status. When you're brought on, everything is wonderful, and the company seems to be in great shape. However, it won't be soon until you notice that under the beautiful office and work culture, there is CHAOS. Some degree of chaos is expected at a start-up, but the issue at Headspace is that NOTHING GETS FIXED. It's either ignored or covered up by upper management. Many times, issues are covered up by one or two ways: 1) People are let go/fired, and not in the best taste either. Start-ups, including Headspace, are ruthless when it comes to letting people go, but it's extra disappointing for a company that promotes kindness. It also creates anxiety within the office. 2) We hire someone from a big name company to provide us ease that they'll fix our problems. It's probably costing the company so much money to bring these people on. No wonder we need to let other hard-working people go. Also, another reason for the bipolar-ness of the reviews may because you're asked to review the company once you get a job offer. In my opinion, that's bad taste as well. Who in their right mind would write a honest review at that point??

No Development Senior Management seems chaotic Seems like new investors are taking charge now - changing company ethos