Roadtrippers Reviews

Constant hiring and firing of "consultants," which caused a lot of swirl on an already small and strapped team. There was very little long-term company direction or clear goals for the team to follow. The little direction provided seemed to change by the month with no rationale or clarity. And sadly, Roadtrippers has a lousy track record with female employees. There are very few, to begin with, but many of the women who join the team are fired or treated very poorly. The CEO was openly (verbally) critical of many female employees in the company and generally seemed to have very little respect for them.

Resources are limited (especially time) when a team is smaller, and sometimes it takes longer for management to get around to something you're waiting on, even if they hear you. In the past, it was an environment where things could change pretty quickly, but that's the nature of working for a start-up.