Product design - Product Design Houzz Employee Review

5.0
Feb 17, 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Houzz is an amazing company to work for, you get to work on new and exciting products, with very talented people. Working at Houzz was an amazing experience, it's a type of place that allow you to grow, learn, evolve and have impact on millions of users. Houzz has great benefits, great culture, super beautiful office-space and awesome people.

Cons

Company is constantly growing. and sometimes there are growing-pains.

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Houzz Response
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Thank you so much for your review! I have to agree with the pros you have listed here. Our culture is something we work very hard to create and it is an important part of everything that we do. I’m glad your time with us is something you look back on so fondly. Best of luck to you! Guy Shaviv, GM Houzz Israel, (guy@houzz.com)

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