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Pros
Flexible working hours, plenty of internal learning resources, and great colleagues.
Cons
No clear career growth path, and a high turnover rate in certain departments.
Pros
Allow WFM definintely is something fit the latest job market. A good career development opportunity for starter
Cons
Expect to have long working hours especially if you need to cover multiple geo-locations
Pros
Fast paced Smart people Extremely flexible working polices Awesome career development opportunities
Cons
Global footprint can mean demanding working hours. If you are prepared to work hard and try new things without much hand holding this is a great place to be
Pros
- Flexible work - Global projects - Nice and competent people - Complex problems to solve
Cons
- Unclear career progression - Complicated internal structures - Time zones can be tough - Prioritisation should be better, too many things at the same time
Pros
1. The people here are fantastic, and my manager is truly exceptional. 2. The flexible work arrangements are a great benefit.
Cons
1. The bonus given is disappointing. 2. The salary increase is inadequate. 3. There are no opportunities for professional training. 4. There's a lack of proper software to streamline our work, and payment requests are frequently denied. 5. The company's focus and goals constantly shift, which can be very frustrating. 6. The working methods are outdated and not agile as intended, leading to inefficiencies. 7. The top leadership management is really poor. 8. Despite your efforts, proper recognition is lacking.
Pros
- Flexible working environment with the ability to choose when to work from home and manage your own schedule. - The company trusts employees to manage their work independently without constant pressure, allowing for a good level of autonomy. - Opportunities for internal mobility and the chance to take on different roles over time, though integration can sometimes be challenging. - An international environment that encourages collaboration across diverse teams, though this is less evident with the Polish team.
Cons
- Salary: Although the salary was competitive when I started, I did not receive any raises after switching roles. The company offered a slightly higher monthly salary after the acquisition, but the annual total (including a lower bonus) was disappointing. I had to push for a raise, but I have not had any increases since, with "lack of budget" always being the excuse. - Stability & Change: The company lacks transparency with employees, often making sudden layoffs without notice. Additionally, the systems implemented over time have worsened in quality as cost-saving measures were introduced. The workload has increased due to fewer staff and worse systems, which has led to feelings of demotivation and insignificance. The recent integration of the Polish team has made collaboration difficult, as they often display a superior attitude and insist that only their team works well. - Communication: While communication between teams is generally good, issues arise specifically with the Polish team, which is difficult to collaborate with due to their authoritarian and dismissive behavior. - Career Growth: Opportunities for advancement have diminished. Instead of opening new positions for career growth, there has been a shift in reporting lines, and there is tension around potential integration with the Polish team. - Team Management: The Polish team's behavior has been problematic; their approach is condescending and not conducive to cooperation, which has created frustration among employees. This issue is widely reported within the company.
Pros
- Flexible working environment with the ability to choose when to work from home and manage your own schedule. - The company trusts employees to manage their work independently without constant pressure, allowing for a good level of autonomy. - Opportunities for internal mobility and the chance to take on different roles over time, though integration can sometimes be challenging. - An international environment that encourages collaboration across diverse teams, though this is less evident with the Polish team.
Cons
- Salary: Although the salary was competitive when I started, I did not receive any raises after switching roles. The company offered a slightly higher monthly salary after the acquisition, but the annual total (including a lower bonus) was disappointing. I had to push for a raise, but I have not had any increases since, with "lack of budget" always being the excuse. - Stability & Change: The company lacks transparency with employees, often making sudden layoffs without notice. Additionally, the systems implemented over time have worsened in quality as cost-saving measures were introduced. The workload has increased due to fewer staff and worse systems, which has led to feelings of demotivation and insignificance. The recent integration of the Polish team has made collaboration difficult, as they often display a superior attitude and insist that only their team works well. - Communication: While communication between teams is generally good, issues arise specifically with the Polish team, which is difficult to collaborate with due to their authoritarian and dismissive behavior. - Career Growth: Opportunities for advancement have diminished. Instead of opening new positions for career growth, there has been a shift in reporting lines, and there is tension around potential integration with the Polish team. - Team Management: The Polish team's behavior has been problematic; their approach is condescending and not conducive to cooperation, which has created frustration among employees. This issue is widely reported within the company.
Pros
Empowering work culture to learn fast while growing with the organization. Collective decision making, ownership and team recognition are the core pillars of a highly collaborative work place environment.
Cons
It's a high paced environment and that requires one to be pro active and have the versatility to multitask to enjoy this growth opportunity. One needs to have this open mindset to enjoy an opportunity where you can have a part of a highly talented leadership team across the globe.
Pros
There are hybrid working days
Cons
Transformation is currently in progress 2024