<p>Facebook just bought WhatsApp in a $16 billion deal. The company has fewer than 50 employees and only raised $8 million in venture capital.</p>
<p>When you go to Glassdoor.com, there are only two reviews that pop up for WhatsApp.</p>
<p>One is a rave review. The other is this, from a guy who left the company. This person must not be very happy right now:</p>
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This Employee Seems To Have Clearly Missed The $16 Billion WhatsApp Boat

Facebook just bought WhatsApp in a $16 billion deal. The company has fewer than 50 employees and only raised $8 million in venture capital. When you go to Glassdoor.com, there are only two reviews that pop up for WhatsApp. One is a rave review. The other is this, from a guy who left the company. This person must not be very happy right now: Glassdoor

Facebook just bought WhatsApp in a 16 billion deal.  The company has fewer than 50 employees and only raised 8 million in venture capital.

This Employee Seems To Have Clearly Missed The $16 Billion WhatsApp Boat

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