A place for builders who want to learn, grow, and make an impact - Anonymous employee Rippling Employee Review

5.0
Nov 2, 2025
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

• Ownership and autonomy: You’re trusted to take on meaningful work and make decisions that directly impact the business. • Smart, motivated teammates: You get to collaborate with incredibly sharp people who push you to grow and think bigger. • Strong business fundamentals: Rippling’s product and business model are solid, which creates a sense of confidence and stability even as the company scales. • Startup energy at scale: Despite being 5,000 people, the company still moves with startup speed and creativity. • Learning and growth: You’re constantly challenged to use first principles thinking and solve new problems, which makes every year feel different from the last.

Cons

• Fast-paced and demanding: Expectations are high, and things change quickly. It can be intense at times, but it’s also what drives growth and impact. • Less structure: There isn’t a lot of traditional middle management or hand-holding. If you need very defined processes or constant direction, this may feel uncomfortable. • Work-life balance varies: During busy periods, it can feel like a sprint. The upside is that you’re surrounded by passionate people who care deeply about what they’re building. • Benefits costs are high

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5.0
Jul 8, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

- Culture encourages extreme ownership - Company has very specific preferences around how to effectively work and collaborate which is widely emphasized. This type of clarity is mostly refreshing. - The continued investment and execution (now with AI) is inspiring. - Great place to be if you want to be push the boundary of what is possible. Feels like Rippling is uniquely positioned for this moment with the right platform and leadership to win.

Cons

- The number of products can be overwhelming although many teams are specialized. - Things break and customers have issues due to huge variation in use cases and the speed of innovation. Can cause a lot of distractions.

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