Working at JUUL in San Francisco, CA: 23 Employee Job Reviews by Real Employee working in San Francisco, CA Area

"I worked for JUUL labs for about 9 months before being part of the large lay-off that occurred due to the Federal Government enacting policies against us that caused the company to reduce workforce. Overall it was a decent place to work, albeit a bit hectic at times, especially since there was not much delineation of responsibility --- it often caused people to step on each others toes."

"I was only with JUUL for three months and thought the founding principle of the company as being a harm reduction product was outstanding. My mom had stage 4 lung cancer from smoking combustible cigarettes and I wish the nicotine delivery products JUUL produced were available when she was a smoker. The culture of the company was outstanding and the mission was on par with exactly what I was looking for."

"Very interesting company. Don't be scared off by what you hear in the news - JUUL has done a lot of good for a lot of people in the world, but is also working through some serious problems. Work cultures and priorities vary greatly between team."

"JUUL is amazing company that is disrupting the legacy industry of CPG/Tobacco through innovation and change. The company is facing a tremendous amount of scrutiny but the mission remains unchanged. We are well positioned to help the 1B smokers in the world through harm reduction solutions."

"I enjoyed working with Juul's Product development team. They are very strong and smart. Their management is professional, fair and treat people very well. On the other hand the Supply chain organization needs good leadership. Some personal are not knowledgeable and make questionable decisions. This is an area where is the weakest in the company."

"JUUL is a good company. I enjoyed it."

"Incredibly smart, dedicated and nice team members, all focused on tackling the leading preventable cause of death. Joined at an incredibly turbulent time, and inevitably was caught in the resulting layoffs, but I feel grateful for having been part of the effort - as brief as it was. Company will continue facing may headwinds in the coming 18-24 months, but I'm optimistic for the long-term viability of the company and the fulfillment of their mission."

"Challenging, typical startup"