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Flee you fools. Because you will not pass.

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Ex-Angestellte/r oder Arbeiter/inHat zum Zeitpunkt der Bewertung nicht mehr bei gamigo group in Hamburg gearbeitet.

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Verbesserungsvorschläge

Change the mentioned points.
Not for me as I'm already gone but for those who are still with you and all those to come

Arbeitsatmosphäre

Diversity is a beautiful thing but not the diversity of the way too many topics that need to be worked on. At least if they start to think about the workers one day not just the numbers.

Kommunikation

Not really able to judge the communication as there is almost none.
New coworkers get a little tour on the premises and get dropped into their room then having to look for all they need on their own.

Changes are most likely not announced in time (not officially but between the coworker there is some kind of "Oh did you hear..." mentality).

In general the communication coming from above is a mix from "Hey we are the best" and kinda rude "Deal with it as it has been my choice".
Good luck to get a cool supervisor (you gonna need it).

Kollegenzusammenhalt

Indeed this has been one of the more "positive" points IF you get drafted into the right department or come across the right coworkers (in the kitchen for example).
With bad luck (which is more likely to happen) you'll have to deal with people that like to talk ABOUT but not WITH other.

You will also need luck if you are new to what you will have to do (whatever that might be) because you most likely will have to search for everything on your own instead of being handed a list where to find all the things you need.

You may ask your coworkers but due to the variety in topics/projects that are worked on (for example different games in one room) the most likely won't know the correct answer as there is no common thread in nothing.

Unfortunately even those who are supposed to train you are included in the topics mentioned above.

Mistakes you're most likely to do do to this lack of communication will be on you (even though it might not be your fault at all).

Work-Life-Balance

There are very little homeoffice days per year (except those on the weekends) which is kinda unusual for a job like this.

Now with Covid19 in the world there is the possibility as I've learned fro people still working there but like in the first wave it did come very late and let's say they don't really encourage you to work from home.

If you do work from home there was s no compensation for your electric bill or your internet fee.

Vorgesetztenverhalten

Depends on the department.
Some are okay, few are okay most of them lack the leadership core abilities like respect for your people, trust in your people, how to talk to them and take responsibility for mistakes they make due to various reasons that came from the company not from the employee.

Interessante Aufgaben

Did not encounter any.
Most of the people have to deal with games even a museum would not take due to the age and the condition of the game.

The F2P games haven't been that good the day they got released and haven't aged very well since than...

Gleichberechtigung

Diversity in terms of nationalities and gender is there but that's all.

Umgang mit älteren Kollegen

Did not encounter enough situations to really judge it so it goes medium to stay fair.

Arbeitsbedingungen

Old machines, offices used as storerooms (while people have to work in them), but acceptable core hours.

Gehalt/Sozialleistungen

There are some little benefits like a fruits, water, bad coffe and subsidized tickets for public transportation but the wage itself is way too low even for this branch if the it industry.

Image

Google and you will see

Karriere/Weiterbildung

Not existing if you're not into kissing rear ends


Umwelt-/Sozialbewusstsein

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Arbeitgeber-Kommentar

HR-Team-

Dear Ex-Colleague,

thank you very much for taking the time to write your honest and personal feedback, we really appreciate it.

We are sorry, that the image that you portray about gamigo is a negative one and we would have really appreciated it if you would have addressed all of your topics before you left the company. The HR doors are always open and we can’t stress it out enough, that all discussions are treated confidentially at all times. An earlier approach would have been more than welcome and would have maybe helped us understand earlier where the problems in your department were.

Even though we can understand your frustration in a few points, there are still many aspects, that just don’t coincide with our values, our culture or internal regulations.

In regards to the Home Office days: mid of March, every employee was sent into mandatory Home Office, without even having the possibility to come into the office, as the health of all our employees was and is on the first place. It was very much encouraged and still is.
Also, no job at Gamigo is a 100% Home Office job, so a subsidization of electric bills and internet fees is unfortunately not given. In all our interviews, we are always transparent about our home office situation and if this would have been important for you and your employment, we would have appreciated it to let us know, as we could have clarified it right from the start.

Concerning our games: we expect the candidates to have a look at the games, before their interview or before their start, we encourage it and inform about it during the recruitment process, so if someone can’t identify with the products that we offer, they have always the freedom to let us know and to choose before starting.
The same goes also with all of the working conditions and contractual terms . This is always transparent from the beginning and should not come as a surprise.

As for some of the other points, mentioned by you- if the communication within the department or with the supervisor isn’t working as it should be, we ask everyone, employee AND supervisor, to communicate in an open way. If that is not working, the HR department is always there to support.

We regret, that you didn’t feel the need to come and talk to us. Nevertheless, we would still be happy to hear from you, even if you’re not employed anymore within the company, to better understand your concerns and problems that you faced during your employment.

You can always reach out to us under hr@gamigo.com.

We wish you all the best on your future endeavors!

Your Ex-HR Team

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