Pros
I liked the multi cultural young team.
Cons
Lack of very experienced professional, low average salary.
Pros
I spent a total of 3 years with Mindvalley and have seen the company and in particular the product culture transform during that time. Even though I worked remotely, I felt deeply connected to my team. Such incredible, open minded, curious, courageous humans! Several designers are insanely good, and the developers were truly a joy to work with. I trust Vishen and admire him as a visionary. You need to learn how to work with him - as with every founder CEO. But he's brilliant. And I've seen him choose the 'right' thing to do many times. Equally important, new and strong executives have finally joined and haven't helped the company grow up. They are kind, considerate, capable. Your own growth and education, especially around personal growth and AI in the workplace, are valued and supported.
Cons
Mindvalley is based out of Malaysia with some teams in Europe. Challenging work hours if you're based in the Americas.
Pros
- Lots of room to grow within the company & lead completely new projects from the ground up - High quality tech team, designers, writers, and customer support team - Great local coworkers to work with and learn from. - Opportunity to shape your team & interact with anyone in the company. - Pretty good pay for Kuala Lumpur
Cons
- Entrepreneurship is not encouraged in practice. Vishen is extremely controlling of employees lives outside of the company and takes credit for passion projects employees do in their spare time to push Mindvalley Foundation - Massive growth in recent years had led to lower quality people being hired. The developers are great but often overwhelmed and called on weekends, vacations, etc. - There is little substance behind many of the projects you see listed on mindvalley.com -- (not necessarily a con) - Marketers and management are inexperienced, throw others under the bus when things go wrong. - Many former employees are alienated and badmouthed by Vishen. Talk with any former employee for the full rundown.
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