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91 Mitarbeiter:innen haben diesen Arbeitgeber mit durchschnittlich 2,7 Punkten auf einer Skala von 1 bis 5 bewertet.
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91 Mitarbeiter:innen haben diesen Arbeitgeber mit durchschnittlich 2,7 Punkten auf einer Skala von 1 bis 5 bewertet.
In the social interactions among colleagues, I experienced more positives than negatives.
Can be derived from the suggestions for improvement.
More trust in employees, less micromanagement, concise communication, management should learn from mistakes and not repeat them. Feedback should also be made possible to managers and supervisors, possibly also anonymously if employees can be made to feel less afraid.
If decisions are made by management and the majority of employees involved in the project criticise these decisions and express concerns, they should be discussed and not carried through anyway.
Appreciation of employees should be a top priority and everything possible should be done to ensure that experienced and talented employees stay.
Due to micromanagement, this often leads to a lot of stress. You have managers as superiors with whom you don't even have anything to do except when it comes to feedback. This also leads to incomprehensible and non-constructive feedback, which is not explained in spite of being asked what this feedback is based on, not even examples can be given.
Unfortunately not a good image and I can only agree with that
Positive aspects are the flexible working hours and home-office during covid. However, it often happened that voluntary overtime was done, especially when others do it, you don't like to say no and help out. Since these overtime hours are voluntary, they are not compensated fairly and usually not at all. In fact, these overtime hours are caused by incorrect planning and could often have been avoided.
I can't comment on career opportunities, but there are no further training opportunities.
Gamigo has partnered with the Eden Reforestation Projects to restore forest systems.
Among the teams, mostly positive. Between teams and manager levels rather less so.
In my case, I had nothing to do with my supervisor or the supervisor had anything to do with the team I was in. Nevertheless, feedback was given about me which was not comprehensible or could be justified.
Height-adjustable desks would be appropriate.
Communication and transparency from management is a very big problem and even though promises have been made to be more transparent, these have been empty promises. Decisions are not communicated properly or too late.
But also between departments, communication is often the reason for many misunderstandings. To be fair, I have to say that this is recognised and at least tried to be worked on - which I would also like to see from the management.
Rather less.
Change some of the Upper Management and allow employees to Review their managers and Heads
i find my sell doing overtime just so i can finish my tasks
for the same position some people earn double than others
Micromanagement adds a lot of stress
Investieren Sie in Training und Beratung für jeden Manager, einschließlich C-Level. Die All-Hands-Meetings sind extrem unpassend, ohne direkte Botschaft, ohne C-Level, das ihre eigenen Fehler anspricht, sie projizieren nur die Frustration auf alle, aber es wird keine Selbstkritik geübt. C-Levels müssen sich daran erinnern, dass sie auch Menschen sind und fehler machen.
Die Kollegen sind nett, aber einige Manager und die C-level können sich verbessern.
Wenn Sie schlau sind und nein sagen können, wird es Ihnen gut gehen. Auch wenn Sie ein Mann über 50 sind.
Ohne einige der harten Arbeiter hätte dieses Unternehmen einige seiner Misserfolge nicht überlebt. Es gibt dort wirklich nette Leute, die unterbewertet sind.
Es gibt einige Manager, die geschult werden müssen, weil sie keine Ahnung haben, wie man mit Menschen umgeht.
Reines Chaos. Sie ändern die Sachen von einem Tag auf den anderen und senden das Memo an einem Freitag um 18 Uhr.
Es gibt viele coole Sachen zu tun und zu lernen.
Kein 9to5 Job! Durch das stetige Wachstum des Konzerns sollte man flexibel bei den Arbeitszeiten sein. Dafür aber andere "Freiheiten". Sicher auch abhängig vom Vorgesetzten. Keine Zeiterfassung im Unternehmen.
Wenn es sich anbietet, die Chancen nutzen.
Abhängig vom Team und Standort.
Manchmal aufgrund von Home Office schwierig.
Take the employes serious
Dogs are allowed (everyone loves dogs)
Colleagues on lower positions help eachother
Taking vacation and half days off is easy
Homeoffice is really really limited, but allowed. People often forget, that companys DONT have to offer homeoffice. So its nice of them to do that.
The Salary is very low.
A lot of politics within the company. If you dont agree with your supervisor you might get fired.
Still feels like hire and fire instead of training people. If you hire people without any experience in gaming, you have to train them.
Increase the salary to be atleast on the industry standard.
Start trusting your employees more.
HR should talk more with the employees. A lot of complains about supervisors and their decisions inside the teams that nobody ever hears of. People wont come directly to the HR, they are often scared.
Take feedback more seriously. A lot of people give up about giving feedback since nothing ever changes.
Coach and train everyone. People are often hired and expected to learn everything within some weeks without any documentation or training from supervisors.
I barely ever got feedback related to my work. There isnt an easy way to find out if you are doing the correct thing. A lot of people are scared for their jobs and prefer to just say nothing and dont ask questions.
A lot of people atleast in the lower positions talks negatively about the company. Public image is also heavily damaged by past decisions. But i feel like it is improving in the last 2 years.
I never had any problems taking last minute days off. Unfortunately you often have to work late hours due to different timezones. If you want to be productive you often have to do those late hours. Else you might miss conversations with US based people.
You can ask for a new position or new opportunities. The main thing lacking here are people that are actually able to teach you things and make sure you improve.
Salary is way below industry standard. Adding some money to the HVV ticket is not changing this. Promotions often end in more responsiblities but not in more money.
The main thing keeping everything together. The teams themselfes try to help eachother as much as possible. You have to be careful sometimes tho.
Older colleagues always got treated fairly. Atleast i never heared about something negativ.
Goals are often set in dimensions that dont make sense. A lot of "goals" and "suggestions" from supervisors seem outdated and not on the normal gaming industry level. Feedback mostly gets ignored.
The computers are heavily outdated. Sometimes they dont even run the games you are working on.
During summer depening on where your room is, you might get grilled. It gets really really hot in the rooms. Combinding no air cooler with 6-10 PCs running in 1 room makes it really really hot.
Highly depends on the department and the supervisor. Some departments manage to communicate in a timly manner. Some dont. Often you find out about things via casual talking while smoking.
There arent many women in leading positions.
But a lot of different people from all around the world with different ethics work here closely together.
No comment. I think this highly depends on your job and if you search for more work.
See the points
See the points
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
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.
Google and you will see
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.
Not existing if you're not into kissing rear ends
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.
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).
Did not encounter enough situations to really judge it so it goes medium to stay fair.
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.
Old machines, offices used as storerooms (while people have to work in them), but acceptable core hours.
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).
Diversity in terms of nationalities and gender is there but that's all.
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...
Internationales Umfeld mit spannenden Themen, kollegialer Zusammenhalt, viel Flexibilität. Arbeitsanfänger haben hier auch ohne gute Qualifikationen eine Chance.
Fehlendes Vertrauen in Mitarbeiter, trotz Corona nicht viel gelernt, zu viel Micromanagement, ständiger Richtungswechsel seitens des Managements.
Inkompetente Führungskräfte ersetzen. Qualifizierte Mitarbeiter ernst nehmen, bevor sie kündigen. Kommunikation eine Priorität machen, anstatt sie immer nur mit leeren Worten zu predigen.
Sehr internationales Umfeld. Es wird sich bemüht, die Mitarbeiter mit kleinen Aktionen (free Snacks, Contests, "game jams", Partys) bei Laune zu halten. Aber: Lob von Vorgesetzten sucht man zumeist vergebens. Das Management gibt offen zu, dass es Mitarbeitern nicht vertraut. Fehlgeschlagene Projekte sind auf den Fluren ein running gag, niemand möchte die Verantwortung übernehmen. Hohe Mitarbeiterfluktuation.
gamigo ist international durch die vielen Akquisitionen bekannt geworden, hat allerdings nur wenige namhafte Titel. Der Ruf unter Gamern ist auch nicht sehr gut, es gibt aber noch weitaus "schlimmere" Konkurrenten.
Urlaub kann sehr flexibel genommen werden, Kernarbeitszeit ist OK. Überstunden werden erwartet, manche Departments sind in quasi konstantem Crunch ohne entsprechenden Ausgleich (wie leider noch immer in der Gamingbranche üblich). Man muss selbst Grenzen für die Arbeitszeit setzen und "nein" sagen können, dies wird dann auch generell akzeptiert.
HR ist bemüht um ein gutes Onboarding, dies fehlt aber im eigenen Department komplett. Man wird ins kalte Wasser geworfen; Dokumentation ist spärlich und viel Wissen ging durch Mitarbeiterabwanderung verloren. Weiterbildung wird nicht aktiv angeboten, wertvolle Kollegen kriegen sie aber bewilligt, wenn sie es gut begründen können. Aufstiegschancen sind da, wenn man sich mit dem Vorgesetzten gut stellen kann und man vom Management bemerkt wird.
Gehalt wird pünktlich gezahlt, ist aber selbst für die Branche in den meisten Departments bis auf einige Ausnahmen unterirdisch. Sehr viel Verantwortung, teilweise auch für Personal, ohne entsprechende Vergütung. Eine Gehaltserhöhung zu bekommen gleicht einem Wunder und ist auch kein fester Bestandteil einer Beförderung. Benefits (HVV, Obst, Mitarbeiterrabatte) sind OK.
Nicht, dass ich wüsste.
Viele nette Kollegen, mit denen man etwas unternehmen kann und die einem den Tag versüßen. Sehr internationales Umfeld, man hält sich gegenseitig den Rücken frei und unterstützt sich gegenseitig.
Es gibt sehr wenige Kollegen ü50, diese werden allerdings geschätzt und sind fest integriert.
Hängt stark vom Department ab. Einige wenige gute Manager, dem Rest fehlen grundlegende soziale oder fachliche Kompetenzen. Oftmals gepaart mit kindischem oder ignoranten Verhalten, es haben allerdings auch nur wenige Mitarbeiter den Mut, dies offen anzusprechen. Bei uns herrscht eine regelrechte Angst vor der nächsten Email vom Vorgesetzten freitagabends um 18 Uhr. Micromanagement hoch 10.
Veraltete PCs, meine Kollegen mussten für bessere Hardware einen Spießrutenlauf an Requests aushalten und alles mehrmals begründen. Bereitgestellte Software ist OK. Kleine Büros anstatt Großraum, die zwar leiser sind, aber im Sommer einer Sauna gleichen.
Zwischen Departments herrscht wenig Verständnis, man muss eine Weile suchen, um den richtigen Ansprechpartner zu finden. Teilweise werden intern auch sehr raue Töne vor allem in Emails angeschlagen. Flurfunk ist oftmals die einzige Möglichkeit, rechtzeitig über kurzfristige Projekte und Termine Bescheid zu kriegen. Freelancer haben hierbei besonders schlechte Karten.
Schwer zu beurteilen. Es gibt in jedem Fall kaum weibliche Führungskräfte in der Firma.
Die Branche ist in ständigem Wandel und es gibt immer wieder die Möglichkeit, an spannenden Projekten teilzunehmen. Eigeninitiative ist zwar gerne gesehen, kann aber auch schnell ausgenutzt werden oder nach hinten losgehen. Es werden grundsätzlich nie genug Ressourcen zur Verfügung gestellt, alles soll so billig wie möglich von Statten gehen. Anforderungen von oben sind oftmals utopisch und viele Projekte damit von vorneherein zum Scheitern verurteilt.
Viele nette und junge Kollegen. Da war immer Spaß bei der Arbeit!
Alles andere.
Der Ruf eilt der Firma voraus
Lange Kernarbeitszeiten und keine Möglichkeit von zuhause zu arbeiten
Weiterbildung nicht vorhanden
Ich selber habe Kinder und es gab immer wenig Verständnis für Familienthemen und Wochenenden.
Chaotische Chefs mit wenig Durchblick und Verständnis
Alte Büros mit veralteter Ausstattung.
Chaotische Chefs, die meistens nicht nachvollziehbare Entscheidungen durchsetzen
Das Gehalt war unterirdisch, deswegen hab ich auch gekündigt.
The people, the envrionment, the athomsphere, the flexibility, open communication and you can even bring your dog to work :-)
Nothing more to add than I already did above.
More Home Office days would be nice; more trust in the employees; maybe a bit less micromanagement; a clear career path or development plan for the employees (especially for the young colleagues who start their first job with the company)
Nice colleagues, positive vibes, I enjoy coming to work
As I can see from other comments, the image is not that good. I can't completely understand as the company has improved throughout time.
Some more Home Office days would be nice. There are ocassionally over time hours, but they are evened out.
We have flexible working hours, which helps also.
The company doesn't really proactively invest in the development of the employees and there is no clear career path for the colleagues. You can nevertheless develop yourself if you ask for it and argumwent it well.
Can't complain much. It is paid on time. Benefits are also ok.
I have no idea whatsoever of it, so this might be improved or advertised more.
Colleagues really stick together, help each other, organize a lot of get togethers even outside office hours, the collaboration is really good and you feel welcome from the first day on.
It's hard to judge that, as there are not many older people, but those that are, are treated with the same respect.
I personally can't complain about my manager, as the communication is good, I feel appreciated and supported, it's a good collaboration. I guess it depends on each department. But from what I've seen, other managers could improve their relationship and communication with the colleagues from their teams.
The hardware is not the newest, there are colleagues who still work on desktop PC's that have been reused and recycled, so I think the company could invest a bit more in that.
Other than that, the offices are nice, "employeefriendly", you have basically all you need...except some good coffee, which I personally don't recommend :-))
Could always be better but I feel that all the important information is communicated at all times. The management organizes on a monthly basis an all hands meeting where everyone is invited and can find out news about the company.
We have many colleagues from a lot of different countries, people of different ages, different nationalities, women in managing positions, so there is a huge diversity and I have never felt any discrimination whatsoever.
This is one of the things I like about the company: you never get bored, there are always interesting tasks, a variety of diverse tasks.
So verdient kununu Geld.