Pros
If you are looking for a place where you get LOTS of free stuff, Weave is the place to be.
Cons
"People, not Employees" is a catchy line, but it is not how you are treated at Weave. A couple years ago, Weave was a place where I felt valued. My leaders would fight for me and help me work through mistakes and cheer me on through the great times. Current leaders – sales specifically – have destroyed the culture Weave once had. Negative comments and derogatory remarks are used regularly in an effort to “motivate” the team. Public discipline, humiliation, and one-upmanship are used by leaders to ensure that their jobs are not threatened, and they won’t lose their position or a promotion to anyone whom they feel is beneath them. Human Resources ignores any and all complaints, so don’t think you’ll find help taking that route. Unqualified employees are put in leadership positions and expected to train a whole sales team with little-to-no experience themselves, because of this, the training is non-existent. For a company of almost 600 employees it’s irresponsible for the executive team to continue to allow the mess that is sales leadership to go on. I am saddened to leave this review. Weave used to be an amazing place to work with lots of potential, a great culture and amazing people. The founder who cared most about the company’s people and culture is suddenly gone. It’s unfortunate, now, that the CEO cares more about the company’s image than the people in the company; constantly urging employees to post about how amazing Weave is on social media and Glassdoor reviews (as I’m sure you’ve seen, #workatweave).
