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Worksmith

Austin

40 Total Employees

10 Product + Tech Employees

Year Founded: 2015

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What's It Like to Work at Worksmith?

Worksmith Employee Reviews

Working with full autonomy and making game changing decisions defines life at Worksmith. No other startup can compare with the energy, camaraderie, and pure exhilaration of working here.

Scout, Software Engineer

Worksmith is a great place to work because you're surrounded by individuals who work hard, innovate, and push you to grow! I love the support we have for one another and the focus behind our goals.

Jazmine, Marketplace Operations Specialist

We have a very collaborative vibe in our office. Our space is open and our desks are all pretty close so we can talk to each other rather than live through Slack (although we do love Slack). Luckily we all get along really well so it's not a burden to be so close together. Overall its a pretty hard working chill vibe in our office and I love it!

Jessica, Marketplace Operations Specialist

The Tech and Product Team just kicked off an initiative to release one innovation project each quarter, what we're referring to as a "mooshot." This is a chance for us to take a quick detour from the roadmap, exploring some wild ideas or experimenting with cutting edge technology. It's been a refreshing mental shift and ton of fun to feed off of ea

Kaitlyn, Product Design Lead

What People Are Saying About Worksmith

Work-Life Balance: Work is remote-first with flexible hours, generous time-off policies (including unlimited PTO) and company‑wide vacations, and feedback suggests day‑to‑day goals are set to be manageable. Quarterly in‑person meetups are positioned to enhance collaboration rather than impose daily office requirements.
Team Support: Colleagues are often seen as reasonable and supportive, with regular stand‑ups, all‑hands, and team‑building reinforcing collaboration. Feedback suggests a people‑focused culture that emphasizes empathy and mutual support.
Autonomy: Small‑team dynamics and an ownership mindset encourage individuals to take initiative and make impactful decisions. Feedback suggests broad scopes and visible impact are common across roles.