Peerspace Reviews

- Start up ups and downs with lots of changes. Note: this can also open up new areas for career growth though... - It's tough to make sure everyone is in sync since we're still working with different tools and softwares that can keep a track of this. - I've spent too much time trying to think of other cons but can't. Peerspace really is a great place to work at. A lot of people you meet here left Fortune 100 companies or developed some amazing content/developer project/etc to work here and are still here.

- Volatile market = volatile staff - Dishonest/misleading leadership - Trend chasing To be specific, Peerspace's performance is market sensitive. The early pandemic was bad for them, as were recent years. As such, they've had to cut staff abruptly several times. This is unfortunate, but not surprising for a startup. What made this egregious in my time with them was their communication. Leadership communicated that they had, "no intentions of laying off core staff members." This intention changed very quickly when they continued to not see the growth they needed over the next few months. To our dismay, core staff was laid off anyways. This misleading communication to staff is bad, but overall would leave me with a positive experience. However, when considered in addition to their business decisions internally, I do not feel comfortable giving them more than two stars.