Out of 38 Cricut employee reviews, 68% were positive. The remaining 32% were constructive reviews with the goal of helping Cricut improve their work culture. The Legal team, with 71% positive reviews, reports the best experience at Cricut compared to all other departments at the company.
Review from Legal Dept
committed to Cricut and our people
Cricut's leadership is focused on our corporate priorities, our employees, and our members. Quality and user experience is critical to our future success and our leadership is the epitome of living by example.
Wisdom and respect for all employees.
Review from Legal Dept
We have a phenomenal CEO who leads by example. He is the heart of the company.
Walks the walk not just talks the talk.
Review from Legal Dept
Actually working with employees not treating them like replaceable parts.
The benefits and compensation seemed fair.
The bonus and equity portion.
Great compensation package. Highly competitive.
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collaborative, smart and passionate about what they do.
Wicked smart, we get "stuff" done and we have fun while doing it.
Collaborative, ambitious, hard-working, intelligent, creative
Review from Legal Dept
Everyone is looking out for themselves and thus hard to introduce new ideas that might threaten them.
Team is outstanding. Best I've worked with. Smart. Talented. No jerks.
Review from Legal Dept
Nothing is really positive overall.
No jerks. Deep commitment to its culture.
Review from Legal Dept
Stop the internal competition you think is helping and actually work with people and all their warts.
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Make the process not take so much time.
there's a huge opportunity for impact. What we do matters.
The company seems focused on trying to find perfect robots not humans that are at time less than perfect. The turnover here is incredible.
Growing pains. Cross-dept communication is improving but needs more work. Need predictability in our frantic pace.
Review from Legal Dept
Reintegration of support with main company. Rethinking metrics.