11 von 32 Bewertungen von Mitarbeiter:innen(gefiltert)kununu Prüfprozess
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11 Mitarbeiter:innen haben diesen Arbeitgeber mit durchschnittlich 4,0 Punkten auf einer Skala von 1 bis 5 bewertet.


kununu Prüfprozess
11 Mitarbeiter:innen haben diesen Arbeitgeber mit durchschnittlich 4,0 Punkten auf einer Skala von 1 bis 5 bewertet.
Flexible working hours, paid lunch break, Wiener Linine Jahreskarte, lunch vouchers, opportunity to work from abroad.
Flexible working hours are great!
all employees get 2 days per year to volunteer
Amazing colleagues, always a pleasure to work with such nice people.
My manager is supportive and helps me grow in my role. Very good and open communication with my superiors.
New office, adjustable desks, game room for breaks, very nice coffee area and we get breakfast and food in the office.
A very multi cultural office - over 20 different nationalities! Everyone is treated equally and with respect no matter the background.
Accountability is routinely dodged here — despite it being your core responsibility.
In any workplace, accusations—whether about performance, behavior, or "cultural fit"—should never be treated as one-sided verdicts.
While I entered the role with optimism, my time there revealed a culture of incompetence, ego-driven leadership, and systemic resistance to progress.
It's ok
The facade of collaboration crumbled quickly. A colleague, threatened by my experience with the tech stack, scheduled an 8 AM meeting to “educate” me on tools I’d mastered years prior. When I requested a reasonable adjustment to 10 AM—a minor courtesy—they escalated the issue to management, framing it as insubordination. This petty retaliation exposed the team’s insecurity and hostility toward anyone perceived as a threat.
The department head, treated automation as a buzzword rather than a technical discipline. Their contributions during meetings began and ended with reciting “automation and observability” like a mantra, offering no strategic direction. Meanwhile, my suggestions for infrastructure optimization—rooted in 8+ (in ansible automation) years of experience —were ignored or rejected outright. Later, I discovered the team had spent over a year struggling to implement the very ideas I proposed, only to have leadership repackage them as their own “innovations” once I demonstrated their feasibility.
Worse, when I successfully automated machine deployment ahead of schedule (a task the team had failed to complete for a year), the tech lead accused me of “not following ticketing procedures” and overstepping by showing initiative. My pushback—including questioning his Ansible expertise—triggered such defensiveness that it culminated in my abrupt dismissal.
I think we get offered a lot and are supported very well.
We work in a very trusted and relaxed environment here.
We are kind of niche. But no one gas and power trading in Europe does not know who Trayport is ;)
HomeOffice/Office is 50/50, which is a pretty good rate. In our are of business you usually get 40/60 or less.
Across Trayport and TMX there are a lot of opportunities for development. It requires some effort from employess as well though (which, I think, is fair), incl. the willingness to change location.
I am paid above average.
This year, TMX made an effort to track CO2 emissions caused by employees on their journey to/from work. So they are taken into consideration as well, when calculating the carbon footprint and introducing measures to counteract it.
The colleagues and teams here in Vienna are simply amazing! I have worked in a couple of compniaes already. But the chemistry here is unmatched!
Interaction between colleagues is always very respectful, regardless of age.
My direct line manager is very supportive, has my back and helps me to improve my skills.
Fairly new, nice office, relatively central. Good equipment.
Sometimes comms between locations could work a bit better.
Trayport is a very inclusive work space.
The job and the business we run is definitely challenging. It never gets boring around here ;)
Alles in einen ein sehr gute Atmosphäre
Alle Kollegen sind nett und sehr zuvorkommend
gute Kommunikation
Really good working environment.
Less micromanagement for team-leaders.
During the work, I feel really good, coleagues are friendly and atmosphere is in general very good. A bit could be improved on the manager side, I feel like the tea-leaders could really be more leaders instead bosses.
Good reputation
Perfect
Perfect.
Had a misunderstanding with the manager, it was properly managed.
Really good conditions, and properly staffed office.
Good Communication about the situation and goals. However there are many situations when people leave the company/get fired without us knowing the situation (What happened)
Is good but could be better.
Team colleagues and our team leads.
I'm learning a lot from them every day.
Top-down mentality
Employee feedback is encouraged, however concerns are disregarded when decisions are made.
Not much support from management, who seem to distrust employees in general.
Currently very low due to many leavers, but it was great before and I expect it to be great again after a few months with new joiners.
We are mostly in the fossil fuel business, so not so high.
Budget is very conservative.
Great at the beginning, but hard to get increases later.
We separate our trash and do not use the AC too much.
Amazing team colleagues, who are competent, positive and supportive.
Great office! Also a fan of open space office. But it is noisy on busy days.
Among my team it is great, but overall management does not have a great communication style with employeesl
We celebrate lbtq!
man kann sich fast beliebig weiterentwickeln und wird aktiv gefördert. die kollegInnen sind wirklich tolle menschen, fast schon ein familiäres betriebsklima innerhalb des wiener standortes.
oft wird man vor vollendete tatsachen gestellt mit einer erwartungshaltung, dass jeder diesen zustimmt.
wir brauchen eine lokale HR mit mitarbeiterInnen die sich mit dem lokalen arbeitsrecht auskennen.
super nette kollegInnen, sauberes büro, gratis kaffee, obst und kekse.
intern mittelmäßiges image, da das management und die hr außerhalb von wien ist und deshalb kein verständnis für lokale besonderheiten vorhanden ist.
ohne bereitschaft hervorragend.
marktüblich, nicht sehr viel aber auch nicht zu wenig.
müll wird getrennt, es wird nur ausgedruckt was ausgedruckt werden muss
teils-teils. innerhalb wiens größtenteils sehr gut, landesübergreifend gibt es leider einige ausnahmen.
vordergründig sehr vorbildlich. leider im hintergrund agierend und wertend, was für ein ständiges gefühl des beobachtet werdens sorgt.
sehr moderne laptops, elektrisch höhenverstellbare tische, quiet- und focus areas, genügend meetingräume
leider ist die kommunikation über standorte verteilt, was zu viel overhead und zeitverschwendung führt.
man kann sich in fast jede richtung entwickeln wenn man bereit ist dafür zeit zu investieren
the constant thrive to get better and the very human management team
better waste separation, bigger computer monitors
Although I'm not a fan of the open space office, we're ok'ish with it so far. The office has a few bugs, but is designed in a friendly way and offers some practical features such as height-adjustable tables. One can also disappear into a silent area at any time if necessary. Honestly friendly colleagues, free coffee and an actively used soccer table round off the picture nicely.
As a commuter I am very happy about the flexible time handling. It saves time and energy to skip the rush hour on the one hand as well as being in home office (up to half the days) on the other. No overtime is asked for - on the contrary, care is taken not to accumulate any.
I would like to see better waste separation, but Vienna is simply behind Lower Austria by default ;-)
Unlike anything else I've experienced in my job life before Trayport, there are career opportunities. Managers even ensure that potential is promoted and rewarded accordingly.
I couldn't wish for better colleagues. Within the teams, no one is left in the lurch, if necessary you bite through together. when/where it suits, something is done together after work. Everyone is accepted as they are.
I am also leaning toward the older generation and am 99.99% sure no one has ever been fired because of their age. People are treated respectful in general.
The larger the company, the more difficult it is to communicate well. Some things go well, sometimes things go wrong or are connected with bureaucracy. What counts for me is that people admit what is wrong and are trying to fix it. Honest 3.69 stars for this category :)
Not that we'd need to, because everything is and ever was perfectly fine, but of course we follow the general trend of overdoing it.
I would describe my time here with "constantly new challenges". Most of the tasks are interesting - when they aren't, I like to see them as a learning task.
As most people in the company say (and I agree), people are the main good thing about the company: the team is very open, friendly and helpful.
Some of the company benefits (e.g. paid lunch) are quite unique.
I would find helpful:
- Clearer responsibility split among the departments
- Clearer career paths
- Having own place to work (as opposed to free desk policy)
Flexitime in general allows to settle good work-life balance but somehow I didn't manage to find a good balance: the number of tasks is sometimes overwhelming and it's hard to leave work behind when you are actually out of office.
The company provides training budget and opportunity for personal development plan. Unfortunately, due to the workload I rarely get to use these.
Career path in my department is extremely limited but internal applications to other positions are quite welcome by the company. It's very difficult to apply for a position in London though.
The colleagues are helpful and forthcoming, questions (even basic and recurring) get answered quite quickly. The only exception is when some colleagues are under time pressure.
The working conditions degraded slightly since the office move. Previously people used to have fixed places in rooms with 3-4 people. Now it's somewhat semi-open space (with some walls and soundproofing in-between though). It's also a free desk policy, which means that every day I need to first see if the place I like is occupied by a faster colleague, then (most likely) search for another place, bring stuff from my locker, set up my table, chair, laptop, screens and clean up at the end of day. For me personally that affected the sense of belonging in the company quite massively.
On a good side, I got to sit around different people with whom I usually don't have so much contact and build better relationships. Also changing the place sometimes helps refresh the perspective.
The laptops and other gear are fine.
Regular company meetings and newsletters provide a good insight into the company performance and goals. Unfortunately, rationale behind some decisions can be unclear.
The equity, diversity and inclusion are talked about quite openly. There is still some room for improvement left in practical terms but in general the situation is great.
The employee's interests and expertise are usually taken into account when the tasks are distributed.
Die Vorgesetzten aus der Londoner Zentrale haben zwar vordergründig, viel versprochen aber dann meist komplett gegenteilig gehandelt. Man wurde oft vor vollendete Tatsachen gestellt, Feedback komplett ignoriert, funktionierende Abläufe und vorhandene Benefits gestrichen. Stattdessen hat gerade das Management aus der Zentrale schlecht übereinander gesprochen und insgesamt äußerst unaufrichtig agiert. Eine vertrauensvolle Zusammenarbeit war so im Laufe der Zeit nicht mehr möglich.
Ursprünglich mal einen ausgezeichneten Ruf als innovatives, mittelständisches Unternehmen. Mit dem Kauf durch den in der Branche verhassten Monopolisten Trayport, das veränderte Verhalten gegenüber Mitarbeitern und Kunden und den massiven Exodus der ursprünglichen Mitarbeiter litt der Ruf stark.
Wenn man nichts erreichen und einfach die Zeit absitzen wollte, konnte man sich sehr gut damit arrangieren und so ein schönes Leben haben. Wer aber mit seiner Lebenszeit etwas nachhaltiges erreichen und sinnvolles tun möchte, wurde schnell unglücklich.
Wirklich viel lernen kann man hier in vielen Abteilungen nicht mehr.
Das ursprüngliche Team hatte einen sehr guten Zusammenhalt, weswegen der Wandel nach der Übernahme umso schmerzlicher war. Je mehr Leute frustriert gekündigt haben oder gekündigt wurden, desto mehr davon ging verloren.
Einige altere Kollegen wurden in den Monaten nach der Übernahme entlassen, in mindestens einem Fall führte das erfolgreich zu rechtlichen Schritten
Das Management-Team aus London war im menschlichen Umgang größenteils unterirdisch. Gebrochene Zusagen, ein andauernder interner Machtkampf, in dem nahezu jeder hinter dem Rücken des anderen schlecht über ihn redete etc. Das führte dann auch schnell zu einem Exodus der guten Führungskräfte, wodurch sich die Problematik noch weiter verschärft hat. Der Fisch stinkt bekanntermaßen vom Kopf.
War zu diesem Zeitpunkt noch gut - ja nach Abteilung kleine Büros mit gutem Equipment. Nach der Übernahme gab es Verschlechterungen bei den Firmenhandies und Laptops. Umzug in ein Großraumbüro wurde diskutiert, ist mittlerweile erfolgt.
Empathielose Kommunikation, wenn überhaupt. Es fühlte sich wie ein gesichtsloser Konzern an. Im Gespräch wurde einem etwas mitgeteilt, später hörte man hintenherum, dass der gleiche Vorgesetzte an anderer Stelle etwas ganz anderes behauptet. Statt miteinander zu reden, wurde übereinander gesprochen.
Das Gehalt war nie überdurchschnittlich aber durch die zahlreichen Benefits und die ausgezeichnete Atmosphäre wurde das mehr als kompensiert. Nachdem der Großteil dieser Vorzüge wegfielen und mit Gehaltserhöhungen massiv gegeizt wurde, ist es mittlerweile eher unattraktiv.
Ursprünglich sehr viele abwechslungsreiche Aufgaben, da das Unternehmen wuchs und es viele Leute mit Antrieb & Motivation gab, die auch bereit waren, neues auszuprobieren. Nach der Übernahme wurde dann vieles an das Londoner Büro angepasst, Entscheidungen dauerten ewig, Vorgesetzte waren extrem risikoavers, das Verhalten gegenüber den Kunden wurde arroganter und man verzweifelte langsam an den bürokratischen Abläufen.
So verdient kununu Geld.