Deliveroo reviews

Lacking firm vision, leadership, sound management and understanding of financials to make the firm profitable. For a Data Driven company and with creative algorithms at their fingertips, Deliveroo can do much better leveraging this if they are able to look beyond internal politics, turnover, and lack of honing talent in the right manner.

Not a friendly environment for Jewish people, Black people and Women. Before being made redundant, I witnessed teammates experience unfair treatment because they were black, inappropriate jokes made over Slack, Deliveroo’s internal communication and friends fighting internal investigations over antisemitic comments. Over my tenure at Deliveroo, there have been multiple investigations regarding anti-Semitic language, racial bias and sexual harassment claims. Most claims never lead to disciplinary action, and instead, the victims are left with no choice but to leave the company. At first look, the company can be mistaken for being open and diverse, but if you scratch a little under the surface, you’ll notice that there’s a lack of diversity in senior positions. Treatment seems fair until you ask questions regarding gender pay, temporary vs permanent contracts and reporting misconduct from senior execs. If JustEat is hiring, I suggest checking their reviews before applying.