Good industry exposure, but needs work on team integration. - Anonymous employee Axi Employee Review

5.0
Jan 15, 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Axi is a well-established player in the FX space with a clear brand identity. The technical side of the onboarding process is handled efficiently, and the company offers good exposure to the FinTech industry.

Cons

The social onboarding was disappointing. The team environment feels siloed, and there is a sense that inclusion is based on seniority. As a new hire, it’s hard to settle in when the atmosphere is so reserved and colleagues don't make an effort to connect or even acknowledge new arrivals. Furthermore, because the office atmosphere is so quiet and non-collaborative, the requirement to be physically present feels unnecessary. If the culture is going to remain this reserved, it would make sense for the company to offer more flexibility.

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We appreciate your honest feedback, as it helps us learn and evolve as an organisation. At Axi, every perspective matters and strengthens our collective journey. We welcome more detailed thoughts at hr@axi.com to continue building an even better experience.

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