People are as smart as geeky. - Software Development Engineer In Test Unity Employee Review

5.0
Aug 3, 2016
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

The mood is awesome. People are really easy to approach, everyone is trying to help and we feel trusted and empowered by the management team as they give us enough autonomy to solve our tasks. Perks are awesome (Lunch, Friday bars, Commute, Gym, you name it), and as an expat I've always felt supported and welcomed in the company.

Cons

Having this level of autonomy for every team lead to some messy documentation, but the company is aware and we're trying to fix it. There are not that many junior positions. Company expects a really high performance from everyone. Managers know a lot about their areas, but some of them are still learning how to manage people.

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Unity Response
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Thanks for your review, it sounds like you are enjoying your work and feel able to contribute in a meaningful way. in 2017 Unity has grown to a point where we are both able to have more junior level talent (robust worldwide intern program, new grad opportunities) and are actively providing training to improve the skills of new and existing managers. We appreciate your suggestions and hope you feel the impact of our efforts!

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