The recent, forced five-star reviews should spell it out. Sinking ship more apt than rocket ship. - Anonymous employee Kustomer Employee Review

Kustomer is full of genuinely kind, smart and hardworking people. We're building fast, but every day is challenging and fun. It's been awhile since I've worked with a team that is as capable and driven as this one. I'm loving my time at Kustomer and would highly recommend.

We're still in the scaling stages, bigger than a true startup, but smaller than the giants. This is a tough time to build, and it's not for everyone. You have to be willing to do what it take, work hard, think outside the box, and solve challenges yourself. We're at the place that requires startup grit and scaling process, not everyone has both!

- Smart, friendly coworkers - Lots of opportunity because people leave constantly. If you make it 6 months you'll probably be the most experienced person on your team. - Company appears to have money so is relatively stable for a startup

- By far the most turnover I've ever seen at a company. Part of this is the constant firings done in secret. But it's also from people quitting because of how bad this place is. - Arbitrarily set and unattainable deadlines. Everything is always code red and always urgent. - No work life balance - Platform and product is bad, but there's no time focused to fixing it because we're always pushing new AI slop projects - Negative future outlook for the company. Business is going downhill and the founders are grasping at straws to find something that sticks. - Engineering has a lot of issues, so we re-org to pretend they don't exist. - Leadership perpetuates a negative culture. Employees are afraid to speak up. Expect to be Slack deactivated if you do. - Lack of accountability from management - Low pay for the stress