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- Open to work with people all over the world (Visa Sponsorship Included)
- New environment to learn a new discipline/carrer path
- Office location is great
- It's known that IT people eat a lot of sugar to keep the mind working, but the snack flow is not enough. MORE SNACKS
- Not something bad on it's own, but feeling is that the current focus is mostly on expanding the Sales & Marketing capabilites currently, rather than reinforce the Engenieering Team. Striking a balance should be key, otherwise, maybe rifts could start appearing.
Working with them feels actually fun, and not on "Company Culture" level fun, but actually enjoyable. Never thought that I would be looking forward to go to the office, but here I am.
As with any company, if you plan your tasks properly, that should not be an issue. I have more than enough time to do my hobbys (which I have a ton) without compromising my work responsabilites.
Feels like working for a "Tip of the Spear" sort of company again, so future looks promissing to invest time to get to fully grasp what they do and be a part of it.
Decent Salary, but could be better. Feels like you get almost the market price, but nothing much above it. The benefits are nice, but are mostly expected on a post-Covid work environment to make people come to office. There are some nice extras like German Classes for the non-natives, so that's a plus.
One of the main focuses of the company is helping bigger companies, which tend to be the main producers of CO2, to reduce their emissions, which I think you can't get more green than that (Replacing all your cans for bottles or start using public transport is never going to be more helpful to the environment that making 10+ factories of any kind cut CO2 emissions by 5%, so there is no even comparisson)
On the social end, nothing really notable, but also, I don't think that should be a prio.
For the teams I'm part of, it actually feels like a team, meaning that people actually have your back and you have theirs in the work-related task. Doesn't hurt the occassional beer :)
IT companies tend to be full of young people, so not so much adult people present (think the highest is something like 50), but nobody feels out of place. If you're here, you provide something to the team and the company.
Again, spaguethi teams, but all the people above me at least know what they're talking about, so I don't feel like they don't do their job well, nor that they should not be there.
Hybrid work has changed my perspective of what means being productive. When in office I have all the tools I need to fulfill my tasks, and also on Home Office the company provides the necessary means to don't feel like "you're not being productive enough".
Even tho the organisation is a little bit of spaguethi with it's team distribution, once you get used to it, it's easy to reach who you need to talk for the respective task.
Lost the count of nationalities, etnicities and religions on the company, but it will never not be fun to interact with people form all over the world.
Every day it's something new. I have yet to fully grasp the actual magnitude of the company concept, which actually makes it enjoyable to get to learn a whole new discipline I hadn't heard before working here.
der offene Umgang miteinander. Es gibt (zumindest in meiner Abteilung) kein gegenseitiges ausspielen oder lästern. Wir sind ein tolles Team, das die Voraussetzungen gegenseitige Unterstützung - Vertrauen - Engagement - Kritikfähigkeit (wichtige Eigenschaft die oft unterschätzt wird) sehr gut erfüllt.
ich bin kein Fan von der Begrifflichkeit "Work-Life-Balance". Es zählt Leistung und wenn man leistungsorientiert entsprechend den Kundenbedürfnissen arbeitet, bietet der Arbeitgeber mehr Flexibilität weit unbürokratischer als die meisten anderen.
Top Büro in Wien, kostenloser Kaffee, Getränke, ect.!
Every day is a new challenge which makes me a btter professional. I never get bored by the repetative tasks.
I get frequent and meaning ful feedbacks from my superior which helps me to grow.
Coworkers are very pleasing in general. There is a lot of humor while working, but also people go straight to the point when needed. Things are addressed directly, with no sugar-coating, which makes everything rather efficient, and effective. Possible frictions just make teams grow stronger.
Top flexibility and understanding colleagues/supervisors, specially important for international environments. Remote working is a given and even many of us go to our families (different country) to work remotely for a few days. Not an early raiser, so time flexibility is also top-notch for me.
HR and office admin here does, simply, a great job. Also, internal surveys are just great to ensure working quality.
There is a huge effort by HR and management to define your career within tset, vertically or horizontally. There is allocated time to educate yourself, and continuous internal talks to exchange knowledge. Massive effort to align everyone in terms of knowledge.
Just feel like a well-oiled machine!
They carry the hard work with you when necessary, and lead by example.
Continuous team sync, supervisors availability, discussion when needed, and, above all, the all-hands meetings and open ask-me-anything chats are superb. Sometimes you need to push a bit the communication though.
Salary is rather high, even in low positions. Direct benefits at the moment are fair, but, when new benefits have been suggested, HR have fought for them and they keep adding them.
Definitely a very interesting product, which often require a stretch of your abilities. Continuous learning is definitively a thing. When I have been bored with regular software development chores and asked for a change, I could change.
Some people in low level positions
That I'm not friend with COO so I can get a better position and salary
Don't hire your friends and family and put them in lead positions, even when people complain about them
No respect in general for non german speakers, if you complain they tell you that you have to go one by one telling your colleagues to have some respect and speack english in the office (which works for 3 minutes) or to learn german.
Long hours, push you to work more and more with excuses like, we work even more hours so its ok. You need to register when start and finish which makes you feel like again you need to stay longer
It might be changing now but up until now no indication of promotion or further advancing.
Salary is not bad if don't compare it against management
No environmental awareness at all, and that from a company that presents themselves as green and offering a product to calculate and reduce CO2 in processes says enough
It depends with who, there are nice people with it's nice to work with, but not always possible depending on your team
Some older colleagues are hired. Old working people, again, are promoted based on how much you know someone. People left because they have issues with lead people, but since they were friends with management nothing changed.
It alright. Doors open in winter so smokers can smoke making the office real cold and making heating completely useless. There used to be snack for people, now you are lucky to find any once per week.
Don't share anything until the last minute, management love to keep secrets as in being more important knowing things other don't even thou mostly irrelevant. Very childish behavior
The only equality is if you know someone (mostly COO), then you are good. The rest are equaly f**ked
Some projects are quite interesting but a lot of fixing bugs since base code is bad and huge (monolitic application)
The culture is awesome, regular afterworks and quite some company events happening where is does not feel forced to participate
Flexible working hours and home office all the time if one prefers to
Everyone is very supportive. In case of questions usually everyone tries to answer as quickly as possible. Also it never feels like people try to claim any wins themselves, but rather claim it as a team effort.
Depends on where in the hierarchy you are, in general your direct supervisor is very transparent and clear about expectations. As said earlier transparency from top management could be improved
Communication among colleagues is very direct and contructive.
What is lacking is transparency from top management
The domain itself is very interesting and challenging, therefor your daily activities are very interesting.
nice colleagues, a good vibe and always free beer in the house
typical startup, some days there is a lot to do some days not so much
if you are ambitious there is a lot of potential to further your career
does not matter what the issue is you will always find help from somebody
everybody is treated as a human being, like it should be, nobody is special
there is always something new to jump into
people talk behind you and bad communication
Language of Management (very poor slang). Emails or calendar invitations are getting ignored and not replied upon (lack of professional communication). No criticism allowed. Long decision making routes. Colleagues disappear (again, no communication). No trainings for team leads or employees, therefore no development. The role of employees: human being or resource?
Treat everyone with respect. People who went to uni with the CCO are getting privileged. Don't date your employees.
Depends on what department you are in. Seemed good at first, but very tense and split.
Nice on the outside!
Lots of overtime
Training or further education is non existent.
Good pay. However, the pay gap between a regular employee and someone on management level is out of this world.
Ironically completely lacking. For a company that develops a carbon managing software, orders from Amazon fly in every day, company beer and soft drinks come in cans.
Can't really tell. Start ups are generally a world of young people in their 20s.
Head in Vienna is unprofessional. Heads in Salzburg are friendly.
New office. Work equipment/laptop etc. is good.
Bad. Especially from top level management.
Seems fine. Don't know about equal pay.
Interesting project even thou it needs a better architecture (monolithic application as for last month)
Benefiting connections over good employees (even when so many complains have been made). Better salaries for non-lead positions. Less working hours.
A lot to improve. Treat employees equally, not only the ones you are friend with. Hear what people have to say and share more and earlier
Too many hours
Hard to go up the ladder unless you know someone up
Normal salary, not high enough for the amount of hours
Some are great, but the fact that, even thou it's meant to be an international company where english is used, at the minimum opportunity everyone uses german it makes you feel like you don't matter to them, even leads
Very bad, decisions are shared last minute and input from employees rarely taken into account
Only good thing, but it is not enough
So verdient kununu Geld.