Pros
There were so many lovely and talented people within the company
Cons
I rarely write reviews, but I feel compelled to warn others considering a role at GetHarley.
While the company presents itself as mission-driven and ambitious, the internal reality is far from the polished image. The culture is toxic, marked by micromanagement, lack of psychological safety, and a leadership team that discourages independent thinking.
There are no strategies behind any of the numbers, decisions are made with little consultation or logic, If you bring alternative perspectives or challenge the status quo, you risk being sidelined or completely ignored. There is a clear culture of favoritism, and promotions or influence are often based on proximity to leadership rather than merit or performance.
Creativity, autonomy, and collaboration are stifled. Talented people either burn out or leave quickly — and many do. Despite the external hype, the internal dysfunction is hard to ignore.
I would advise anyone considering a role here to ask tough questions about team turnover, leadership accountability, and decision-making processes during the interview process. This company is not a healthy environment for high performers who value transparency, fairness, or professional growth