Convertize Reviews

- Take on a lot of responsibility from day one. This could be either a Pro or a Con depending on what kind of person you are. If you don’t mind being given little guidance and instead googling things to pick them up as you go, you will excel at Convertize. If you expect a lot of in-depth training, you will probably find it too much pressure. - Given the opportunity to work on a whole range of different things. If you show you can pick things up quickly, you will be given new responsibilities. I became heavily involved in high-level discussions after just a few weeks, which surprised me. - Very young office - lots of interns who are still at university, and most of the permanent employees are in their 20s. Met some great people and had many memorable nights at the local pub, and made friends who I still see after leaving Convertize. - International vibe - the CEO is French and so are a lot of the employees, and I have worked with people from Italy, Germany, Poland, Bulgaria, Spain… the list goes on. I really enjoyed this aspect! - They are proactive about personal development. There are lots of books on business, psychology and marketing you are expected to read, and managers take time to explain their thinking and teach you things.

Overall I can say that I definitely enjoyed my time at Convertize. The team is extremely welcoming, young and dynamic and good work is recognised. It should be mentioned, that if you consider working for Convertize, you should be able to work independently and take responsibility. Which is seen positive from my point of view as you get the feeling to be a valued and trusted team memeber and you learn and adapt new things quickly. Despite that, if you are showing your passion and capabilities, Convertize is really flexible regarding remote working and promotions. On top, the monthly team breakfasts and pub nights combined with free gym and coffee make Convertize a good place to work at.