


Tremendous
Tremendous is a payouts platform that lets businesses send money, prepaid cards, and gift cards to recipients anywhere, who choose how they get paid. Researchers at Google and MIT, marketers at Casper and Lyft, and public institutions like the Federal Reserve Bank use it. It has been founder- and employee-owned since buying out its original investors in 2013.
Tremendous's Remote Policy
Tremendous is fully remote, which in its own handbook means there is no Tremendous office or headquarters: most team members work from home and a few work from co-working spaces. The handbook states the company has no physical offices and does not plan to open one, because a hybrid environment would create an imbalance for those not present in person. It also sets baseline collaboration hours of 12 to 3 PM Eastern, when team members are expected to be generally available for cross-team coordination, while noting that people work their own local hours around that window and that management, sales, and product support roles carry higher availability expectations. Read their remote work policy
Benefits & Perks
Health & Wellness
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Health & Wellness
Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
Health Savings Account (HSA)
Disability Insurance
Life Insurance
Financial
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Financial
401(k) / Retirement Plan
Equity / RSUs
Pay Transparency
Time Off
3
Time Off
Unlimited PTO
Paid Holidays
Flexible Schedule
Remote & Equipment
3
Remote & Equipment
Home Office Stipend
Company Offsites / Retreats
AI Tools Stipend
Family & Care
1
Family & Care
Parental Leave
Professional Growth
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Professional Growth
Learning & Development Budget
Tech Stack
JavaScript & Libraries
Frameworks
Databases
Infrastructure
Web Servers
CMS & Content
Hosting
Analytics & Monitoring
Advertising & Marketing
Sales & CRM
Integrations
Media
Why Tremendous
Most of what Tremendous handles runs in the background of other company programs: market research incentives, customer promotions, wellness rewards, and bulk global payouts. How the team behind it works is not a mystery, because the employee handbook is public and linked from every job posting.
That handbook is blunt. Communication is public by default: the stated rule is to assume a new channel or document should be open, then find a specific reason to make it private, and working documents stay visible while they are still in progress. Meetings are not the default unit of work, though the handbook is careful to add that this is not a no-meeting culture either. Quick ad-hoc calls are encouraged; what gets scrutinized hard is big recurring meetings with lots of people. Slack is treated as a newsfeed where messages get buried within a few hours, so anything that needs to last goes into Notion or an Asana ticket. The three principles the company names are autonomy, intentionality, and rationality.
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