ClickUp reviews about "core value"

The company is experiencing a huge period of growth right now, so a lot of things are still in flux and constantly changing, which can be quite frustrating. I would imagine this will settle down though in the next 6-12 months. There is still no clearly defined career path within the engineering department, again this is something that will hopefully be resolved in the short - mid term. Remote culture still needs some work, but this is fairly typical of most tech companies.

Nothing really! This company is in it's hypergrowth stage so they are open for feedback and looking for news ways to improve!

A lot of ambiguity, so if it is not your thing, don't go for it. It's easy to feel overwhelmed and dizzy in the face of all the engineering challenges that we encounter. Always going back to our core values helps prioritize and make choices in the face of those challenges, but if that's not your thing, don't go for it.

ClickUp is still a startup, there are tons of moving pieces... always! If you are someone that is not good with change, then ClickUp might not be for you. But if you love change, it's a match made in heaven! Because of all the moving pieces, it does feel at times like there could have been more role-specific training when hired. They are playing catch up with that aspect now.

Do NOT trust what you read in the job description or what they tell you during your interview! What is advertised as a job that's "flexible" with schedules and may require "some" weekend shifts, quickly turned into a job that is NOT flexible at all with your schedule. **BE ADVISED: Working holidays is mandatory. Working every weekend is guaranteed. Working OVERNIGHT shifts is non-negotiable. Despite what they may tell you in your interview. DO NOT TRUST WHAT THEY SAY.** Please consider these things before accepting a position within Customer Support at ClickUp. They will tell you anything to get you through the door. (I can only speak for Customer Support) They couldn't care less about your personal life and mental well being. They only care about "providing the best customer service, period." And they will use that "core value" to excuse themselves from treating you like a human. The benefits are great but nothing is worth losing time to spend on things that really matter. At the end of the day, ClickUp DOES NOT MATTER more than the time you spend during the holidays with family or the weekends you spend watching your children play sports!