Ubiquiti reviews

The CEO views people as nothing more than a means to an end. Regularly fires people with no notice or any opportunity to correct their performance. He has surrounded himself with yes men at the top that never push back on him or challenge his decision making. It is literally the weirdest company I have worked for in that regard. Everyone works in fear, so they cow-tail to Robert Pera to keep him off them. He regularly berated employees publicly and I have never heard him praise a single persons efforts or results. You will receive absolutely zero career development here. If that is something you are looking for, look elsewhere.

- Complete lack of corporate structure leads to chaos. No one knows what they are supposed to be working on, they just try to pick what they think they should be doing and hope that was the right answer (it had better be) - You will be held accountable for other people's mistakes, and do work that is completely out of your job description - Robert has his favorites, and if that does not include you or your manager, your life will be miserable - No respect for your personal life/time. Get a message from RJP at 10PM or on the weekend? That's working time - Company really prides itself on being lean, but really they are just understaffed. I have never seen such a profitable company be so stingy (don't expect nice raises or bonuses just because you are working for one of the wealthiest persons in the US) - No good/moral cause for Ubiquiti. "Connecting everyone, everywhere" is a nice thought, but not really practiced. Robert just wants to be the next Cisco and to be seen as a Bezos-like disruptor. I could go on, but I'm going to save my time. Basically, everyone is constantly stressed about their job security and which direction RJP will direct his anger next. As a result, everyone just ends up trying to point blame at others and it becomes a huge CYA mess.