Whoop has a good culture and an exciting future. I like the office a lot and learn a lot from my coworkers.
Sometimes the Whoop product org acts like it is still a small agile startup, leading to thrash.
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. It was a pretty quick process, and I got an offer within a week of the onsite. The entire process took about 3 weeks from the screen to the offer. The team cares a lot about culture fit and self-sufficienc
I applied online. The process took three weeks. Generally, it was a very slow process, much slower than all the other startups I have talked to. The recruiter seemed very disengaged. A simple email would take a few days to get a response. The interv
I applied online. The recruiter was pretty rude and not really technical enough for a tech recruiter. They seemed pretty clueless about the tech stack compared to other companies I interviewed for. It felt like talking to the "technical" recruiters
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. It was a pretty quick process, and I got an offer within a week of the onsite. The entire process took about 3 weeks from the screen to the offer. The team cares a lot about culture fit and self-sufficienc
I applied online. The process took three weeks. Generally, it was a very slow process, much slower than all the other startups I have talked to. The recruiter seemed very disengaged. A simple email would take a few days to get a response. The interv
I applied online. The recruiter was pretty rude and not really technical enough for a tech recruiter. They seemed pretty clueless about the tech stack compared to other companies I interviewed for. It felt like talking to the "technical" recruiters