What is the hiring process like at Booksy?

The hiring process at Booksy was great for me. I only had to do 1 short interview with the recruiter, 1 interview with the hiring manager and 1 presentation of a case study. That's it! It was great compared to other companies that require 5 or 6 interviews. Now, working at the company, there is a great work environment. The remote setting is great, people are very responsive in Slack and we don't have to do many meetings because people review offline documents in a review-for-comments manner! The company is very inclusive! The official language is English, but people comes from different backgrounds like Poland, Spain, France, UK, US... so you don't feel like the only non-native speaker at the company!

I don't have any improvement opportunities for the moment.

Hybrid working, you meet good people, food/drink supplied in office

No development; poor management; terrible communication; bad/poorly performing product; unachievable targets; management in other countries; no clear shared vision; layoffs/redundancies; takes an eternity for any product changes/to fix bugs (sometimes not even fixed), ignored by management, non-existent culture, no rewards for doing a good job, management with lack of product knowledge and lack of process knowledge; half finished projects; severe lack of feedback culture; create roles & make you interview for them and then pull those roles after 2 months as management 'don't have time to train you' on them; making your reports provide training to team & then complain that nobody asks questions; management get a free parking space & employees have to pay for their parking or turn up an hour before their shift for free off-road parking; management constantly late to meetings. There was no exit interview provided.

The hiring process at Booksy was great for me. I only had to do 1 short interview with the recruiter, 1 interview with the hiring manager and 1 presentation of a case study. That's it! It was great compared to other companies that require 5 or 6 interviews. Now, working at the company, there is a great work environment. The remote setting is great, people are very responsive in Slack and we don't have to do many meetings because people review offline documents in a review-for-comments manner! The company is very inclusive! The official language is English, but people comes from different backgrounds like Poland, Spain, France, UK, US... so you don't feel like the only non-native speaker at the company!

I don't have any improvement opportunities for the moment.