Great mission and people - Anonymous employee Binti Employee Review

Working here, you genuinely feel proud of the impact the company is making. The mission isn’t just a tagline — you know the work matters, and that sense of purpose shows up in everyday decisions. The CEO truly sets the tone for the organization. She leads with authenticity and humility, and it’s clear how deeply she cares about the cause. She doesn’t just talk about values — she consistently lives them. The people are exceptional: kind, smart, collaborative, and refreshingly low-ego. It’s an environment where colleagues support one another and assume positive intent. On top of that, the benefits are incredible and the compensation is truly stellar, which makes it even easier to focus on doing meaningful work.

As the team continues to grow, there’s an opportunity to further lean on senior leadership to help maintain alignment, clarity, and balance as the organization scales.

- Mission driven company where the product is genuinely something that benefits the world - Hiring decisions have (historically) led to the hiring of skilled and highly driven employees who care about the aforementioned mission. - Compensation is fairly generous (but used to be more so) - High degree of coordination and interfacing between various teams - Nice office for the 2 days a week we're required to be in office

Binti regularly fires or otherwise loses incredibly talented people, with no care given to how that might impact current teams. Workloads are incredibly heavy and only handled by virtue of the remaining employees being very passionate about the work that they do. The company is willing to make actively bad decisions for 99% of the company if it is what the CEO wants, and the CEO is unwilling to admit that that's what's going on. The most painful thing is that despite appearing, by all accounts, to be a lovely and inclusive company, Binti's executive suite is very white and clearly has issues with black employees standing up for themselves. I've heard black coworkers talk about being told to smile more in meetings, or being told to stop sending messages in slack entirely because they weren't positive enough. If you need to get your bag, there's worse places to do it. Better Binti than Raytheon. But if it looks like a dream come true, be prepared for the nightmare that follows shortly. Also initially I wasn't going to post this, but then I saw the most recent flood of dubious reviews pour in. For anyone curious, Binti didn't get better all of a sudden. If anything, it got worse.