Rippling reviews

Senior management in United States particularly in Implementation department, often lacks the experience and strategic foresight needed to lead effectively. This has resulted in inconsistent execution, poor regional adaptation, and a noticeable disconnect from the company’s broader vision. What’s more troubling is the apparent reluctance to hire top-tier talent. There seems to be an underlying fear among some leaders that highly capable individuals might challenge their authority or outshine them. This insecurity stifles innovation, discourages meritocracy, and ultimately holds the company back from building world-class teams where it matters most. Nothing great about it. The platform is overhyped and underwhelming in practice. Leadership outside the U.S. lacks strategic depth and regional understanding. Internal culture prioritizes role protection over innovation. No standout features that justify the hype or pricing. Global operations feel disconnected and poorly managed. Talent is undervalued, and growth is stifled by internal politics.

Workload - the amount of work required as a customer support rep is absolutely insane. Especially considering how little we're paid and the near impossible standards that management has. Metrics - every little thing is measured to make sure you're perfect. They don't care at all about you as a human only the impact you have on the metrics. You are a number here. Pay - again the pay is absolutely abysmal for the amount of work you're expected to do. Literally no time to breathe at work at all. Constant onslaught of emails, chats, and zoom calls.