WHOOP reviews

There aren't really cons, but I'd put a major emphasis on high intensity! If you don't like to work in a fast-paced environment, it's probably not the right fit for you. You have to be able to think and act quickly, and be willing to pivot. Self-starters succeed here. There are some late nights, but the work is worth it, especially when you realize the impact the product can have in the Health and Wellness space!

Internal politics and misaligned priorities can slow progress and decision making. Some decisions do not appear to be grounded purely in what is best for the user or product. Development cycles can feel long, sometimes taking 2 to 3 years for meaningful product evolution. Several larger departments appear to lack a well balanced mix of experienced, merit driven, and deeply knowledgeable contributors, which can lead to disconnects between teams and ultimately show up in the product. Egos and internal agendas at times overshadow collaboration and product focused thinking.