Loopio reviews

2.6

33% would recommend to a friend

(204 total reviews)
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Zak Hemraj

44% approve of CEO

26% positive business outlook

Loopio has an employee rating of 2.6 out of 5 stars, based on 204 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an average working experience there. The Loopio employee rating is 32% below average for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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204 reviews
5.0
Sep 18, 2025
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Pros

Loopio is at a really exciting stage. Product Leadership is quarterbacking a very solid product strategy and execution, and there’s a clear focus on prioritizing what matters most: our customers. Also, we get to work with some very cutting edge AI tech in the product. On top of that, I get to work alongside an incredible group of engineers, developers, and fellow product managers. The talent across the team is inspiring, and the culture of collaboration and problem-solving makes the day-to-day experience very rewarding.

Cons

Rapidly growing scaleup stuff being addressed through the right processes.

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Loopio Response
8mo
Thank you for your thoughtful review and for the incredible contributions you’ve made over the years. It’s wonderful to hear that your experience has been so positive. We’re equally excited about the Product Strategy and deeply appreciate the collaboration across teams to bring it to life - this has been so key! -Senior Director, Talent and People Ops
2.0
Feb 3, 2024

Beware of layoffs and false promises

Anonymous employee
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Pros

- Some team members and managers are genuinely exceptional - Generous paid time off - Remote friendly

Cons

- Two rounds of layoffs occurred within a short timeframe despite management assurances - The interview process is long and demanding, yet leadership may still terminate individuals months later - Despite reduced headcounts, directors and managers are expected to maintain the same workload - There's a lack of clear product vision and leadership direction - Leadership often takes the backseat - Teams experience significant friction due to leadership defending siloes rather than improving collaboration - The C-Suite is out of touch with employees' experiences and concerns - Despite low morale, the focus remains on DEI surveys rather than addressing fundamental issues - Lengthy IT approval processes and turnaround times hinder productivity - Some teams produce subpar work due to outsourcing, with leadership failing to hold them accountable

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Loopio Response
2y
We appreciate your detailed feedback and the time you've taken to share your thoughts about your experience at Loopio. Your feedback is valuable to us as we strive to improve and make Loopio a better place to work. I’m glad to see that some of our talented Loopers have made a positive impact on your experience here. We acknowledge the frustration and disappointment stemming from the layoffs. The decision to part ways with some of our team members was a tough yet necessary business decision for us, as leaders, to make, but I can appreciate that it was much harder on all impacted Loopers, and their colleagues who remained behind. Your feedback about a disconnect between the C-Suite and employees is something we take seriously. Improving this connection is a focal point for us in FY24. If you were present at Base Camp, you may have heard about our "How We Work" initiative, focusing on Leadership & Decision-Making. We've taken your feedback to heart and are addressing this issue. Regarding the DEI surveys, we aim to hold ourselves accountable for fostering a diverse and inclusive environment. This remains a key part of our commitment to our employees, and something we believe is very important. However, we recognize the layoffs have affected morale, and we're sorry. We encourage you to contact your manager or People Operations for specific support. Again, thank you for your feedback. If you're a current Looper, we encourage you to share specific feedback through an AMA question or the Monthly Pulse engagement survey, or reach out to Zak directly.
2.0
Jun 14, 2024

Lost its way fast

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Pros

- Remote with no chance of being forced into office - Some amazing, intelligent, highly motivated coworkers - Exceptional work life balance - Fair salary - Vacation and sick days are pooled together and can be used easily and as needed

Cons

- C suite has not once acknowledged their role in Loopio's struggles - Spent an exorbitant amount of money on an acquisition that left the company severely financially strained - 2 layoffs within 6 months. One round of layoffs made to allocate money to India. Meanwhile the leadership continues to claim that they're a "people first" company while making business first moves - Many privileges removed or reduced. For example, "mastery budget" slashed in half, 3/5 company long weekends removed, office has been permanently shuttered - 2.25% flat raises across the board (aka the whole company took a pay cut for 2024 since this doesn't meet nation-wide inflation). No variation for individual performance. Also promotions are frozen for the next quarter - All of the senior leadership on the HR/People team have departed - Many departures so far in 2024 from every department putting a strain on customer support and engineering departments - Leadership is willing to derail company roadmaps just to chase a single whale. No ability to retrospect or assess if a customer is actually right for the company.

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Loopio Response
1y
Thank you for taking the time to share your detailed feedback. It is great to see that you value our remote-first environment, as well as our PTO policies and benefits. And more importantly, it is great to see how much you value the intelligence and ambition of your fellow Loopers! I acknowledge that there have been many changes in the organization this year. We have had to make some very tough decisions that have impacted Loopers across the organization. Our market has changed dramatically over the last two years, with a turbulent economy and unprecedented technological disruption — and we've had to adapt accordingly. All of our decisions (e.g. reductions, reallocation) were made to set us up for long term success, and adapt to the changing needs of our market. That being said, in hindsight, there are things we could have done differently over the last two years, and I take full responsibility for all strategic decisions we have made as a business. We are continuing to learn and grow, and feedback from all Loopers is a big part of that. I am very proud of how far we've come as an organization, and the resilience that Loopers have shown. As we march forward, building trust and capacity is top of mind, which is why we've invested in two new leaders on the Executive team (CRO & CPO), as well as other leaders across the organization. We are also investing in developing new leadership frameworks to better align the experience of all Loopers. Please continue to share your feedback. We have many opportunities for this internally (e.g. AMAs, Pulse Surveys, Engagement Surveys, 1:1s) and I hope that you will continue to share your experience through these channels, or directly with myself, your manager or your dedicated People Partner. Thank you, -Zak
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