WalkMe Stock Discussion

$WalkMe(WKME.US)$
WalkMe appears to be grappling with significant internal challenges, particularly in their hiring practices.
There’s talk circulating that they are rehiring former employees who were previously let go for underperformance and even took legal action against the company.
This decision is stirring concern among observers, as it raises questions about the company’s hiring strategy and decision-making process.
It’s crucial for WalkMe to address these issues pr...

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$WalkMe(WKME.US)$ WalkMe is one of the high-tech world’s unicorn companies. WalkMe is currently valued at $1.8 billion, and holds a niche in the SaaS segment. The company offers a code-free digital adoption platform (DAP) that provides users with in-software instructions for web, mobile, desktop apps – in effect, WalkMe’s product walks the user through the app. The company boasts that it improves sales and conversion rates, reduces the costs of support centers, and improves the end user’s experience and productivity.
WalkMe was launched back in 2012, but went public earlier this year, taking advantage of the summer’s bull market, The company put 9.25 million shares on the market, and raised $287 million