Casper reviews

Oh wow, where to begin? This company can be likened to a roller coaster, except one that only goes down. Massive layoffs here are as regular as the Fast and the Furious films. I highly recommend Casper if you enjoy the thrill of not knowing whether you will have a job tomorrow. The biggest con is upper management. These folks are here for the limelight only and have no business running a publicly traded company. They couldn't lead a rat to a dumpster - which is ironic because that's what this company has become. The worst offender is the CEO, who needs to spend less time getting Botox and filler and more time fixing a collapsing company. This company is so mis-managed that they couldn't even eek out a profit during the pandemic, which should have been a gangbusters year for a retailer focused on home furnishings. In my opinion, Casper will NEVER be profitable and the sooner Wall Street and everyone else is aware of that, the sooner we can all put this place out of its misery.

Not much structure Poor communication from executives/HQ to retail Feels like retail channel is often the company's lowest priority Very little in person time with colleagues Can be very slow at times in terms of traffic (depending on location) Not willing to negotiate on salary