A concrete contribution to the cultural sector in the 21st century - Project Manager INTK Employee Review

5.0
Jun 19, 2020
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Pros

A young, international and fast growing environment. Talent, hard work and meeting goals are always rewarded. The best part of working at INTK is certainly the mission: revolutionise the cultural sector and prepare it for the 21st century. Influence cultural participation and make culture as popular as sports. You have the chance to work closely with leading cultural organisations in Europe: museums, theaters, cinemas, festivals, archives, libraries. You will develop a great set of skills: business development, online marketing, data analysis, client management, recruiting, entrepreneurship, problem solving. Also, you can expand your network in the cultural sector, which is a plus. Great system of buddies and mentorship to organise the on-boarding of new employees and their development throughout their career. The management is always open for constructive discussions and dialogues to find the best solutions to issues (personal or professional).

Cons

The company is organised more like a start up, horizontal and without hierarchies. This might be seen as a positive aspect, depending on the preferences. Sometimes is lacking of structure and decisions tend to be centralised. Flexibility could be improved, so as personal care. Employees are valued, but can be done more on their happiness status. Managing tasks, responsibilities and meeting goals require extra energy, which might lead to a feeling of stress or be overwhelming. Salary might be a little higher for people with more experience.

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1.0
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Colleagues, clients and location are great

Cons

- The work environment is super unhealthy - Low salary - Work pressure is extremely high - You are not allowed to talk with your colleagues at the office and have meetings with them without the manager - You are forced to contact 200 people via LinkedIn per week - Using interns as real colleagues and putting too much pressure on them - HR only for managers but not for employees when they need help - Colleagues come and go - Most of colleagues have more than 30 clients which is way too much. Because of this the quality of work also decreases - People are getting burnouts - CEO can say horrible things to colleagues - Not enough senior colleagues - Colleagues contracts are suddenly not getting renewed few days before the contract ends The list could go on

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