Figma is the place to be! Stellar product, team, and culture! - Human Resources Administrator Figma Employee Review

5.0
Jul 26, 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Figma is an incredible group of kind, talented, and passionate humans. At about 100 employees, everyone makes a huge impact on not only the company, but the culture, making building the internal Figma community especially important. We are encouraged to bring our whole selves to work. I love working with people that care more about doing the right thing than about doing the easy thing. We have great benefits and perks—have you heard of a 401(k) contribution at a startup before this?! We have quarterly bonding events with our team, plenty of transparency in our weekly companywide meetings, dogs in the office all the time, maker weeks (a hackathon for all) two times a year, a variety show (where talent is optional), tech talks, spirit days, a quarterly pop-up employee run cafe, and so much more! Plus, customers are fanatical for our product! This certainly isn’t the company for you if you want to coast or work from home every day, but it is the place for you if you enjoy building, learning, and community.

Cons

Your standard growing pains—continually evolving process can be time consuming and seem to be ever-changing. But growing pains mean we are growing!

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5.0
Jun 3, 2026
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CEO approval
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Pros

- great culture - impactful team

Cons

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2.0
Mar 20, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

* decent work life balance. I don't think there's a hustle culture per se * leadership is exceptionally smart and personable (but see issues on execution below) * humble eng team, few egos

Cons

My biggest shock when I joined this company was just how bad the execution on the product team actually is. I had assumed a company with a beloved product must have an excellent product org, but far from it! Seems like most of Figma's successes were accidental, or due to some early engineers' visionary work. Mainly, this company does not know how to ship AI products incrementally. Specifically the org that builds Figma AI is constantly stuck in the cycle of: * CEO gets scared by something on Twitter * Product engineers rush to build a demo for new features that'll "save the company" * Prototype gets rushed, customers are unhappy * Overpaid team of PhD researchers gets pulled in to hill climb on quality, but takes too long to make meaningful progress * Customers get even more angry * Product team adds(!) scope * The market has moved on to the next shiny AI thing * We scrap the project, or are asked to do the next, even bigger thing * ... and so on, ad infinitum, but no meaningful AI products ever ship. But hey, they pay pretty well!

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