Deception, and unqualified,Hostile leadership. Terrible workplace." - Senior Software Engineer Opendoor Employee Review

1.0
Jan 16, 2021
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

The company just went IPO so stock option are liquid

Cons

Terrible upper management from VP to some director with a hostile work place -- Racial bro culture and racial bias ---Management is terrible and the people are cold. - They talk about culture but they just show off . - Which brings me to there is no culture. ---

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Opendoor Response
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Thank you for taking the time to leave a review. The feedback you shared is concerning and not at all reflective of the work environment we want for our team members. We take allegations of workplace discrimination very seriously and would appreciate the opportunity to learn more if you’re open to it. It appears you no longer work at Opendoor so if you’d like to share your experience in more detail, please reach out to HR@opendoor.com (or your former People Business Partner if you’re more comfortable with that) and we will set up a time to discreetly discuss.

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