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81 Mitarbeiter:innen haben diesen Arbeitgeber mit durchschnittlich 3,5 Punkten auf einer Skala von 1 bis 5 bewertet.
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81 Mitarbeiter:innen haben diesen Arbeitgeber mit durchschnittlich 3,5 Punkten auf einer Skala von 1 bis 5 bewertet.
Gehalt ist im Berliner Vergleich eher durchschnittlich.
Location
They lost the maps war long ago. Long life Google maps.
Stop sending social justice warrior propaganda through the internal network to your employees.
Offices are ok
Nobody knows this company
Only possible if you make"friends and good connections" inside the company, nobody will recognize your work.
If you don't push you can stay more than 10 years in the company with the same initial salary. No reviews.
Watch your back every single second, very toxic work environment.
They just worry about their position and corresponding bunker inside the company, they don't have a global vision or interest for the whole company.
Not bad.
Insgesamt sehr wertschätzender Umgang miteinander quer über die Firma.
Die Personalabteilung ist etwas unterbesetzt, so dass wenig Zeit für ausführlicher Gespräche bleiben. Da ich gute Chefs habe/hatte, war das aber kein Problem, jedoch für andere Kollegen/-innen.
Großraumbüros haben ihre Schwächen, aber trotzdem fühlt man sich wohl - v.a. wegen der Kollegen/-innen.
Die Arbeit geht nie aus, aber der Arbeitgeber ist insgesamt recht flexibel.
In unserem globalen Team macht es viel Freude zu arbeiten. Der Zusammenhalt ist sehr gut.
Bisher hatte ich nur sehr gute Chefs
Kommunikation in einer komplexen Firmenstruktur ist immer auch herausfordernd.
wird sehr großgeschrieben
Während +20 Jahren gab es viele Veränderungen und daher wurde es nie langweilig
Freundliche Kollegen, herausfordernde Aufgaben.
Alles könnte schneller, agiler sein.
Auf einem guten Weg, weiter so!
Unglaublich freundliche Kollegen
Leider kennen zu wenige die Firma und ihr Angebot, was sehr schade ist.
Flexible, familienfreundliche Arbeitszeiten, Remote work während Corona, Teilzeit und Sabbatical möglich
Beförderung hängt leider nach wie vor stark von Willkür ab, insgesamt ist man für sein Fortkommen selbst zuständig.
Bei guter Leistung sehr gute Vergütung.
Super Arbeitsatmopshäre mit hoher Kohäsion, vor allem unter den langjährigen Mitarbeiter
Insgesamt recht junger Altersdurchschnitt.
Es hängt total viel davon ab, wer der Manager ist. Davon hängt sehr viel ab. Günstigerweise hat sich diese Erkenntnis nun endlich auch bei der Unternehmensführung durchgesetzt und es werden Gegenmaßnahmen ergriffen.
Intern im Team super, vom Top Management nach unten könnte besser sein
Könnte besser sein, allerdings deutlich besser als bei anderen vergleichbaren Arbeitgebern, vor allem wird toxische Maskulinität nicht gerne gesehen und das macht den weiblichen Mitarbeitern das Leben viel einfacher.
Alles rund um Karten- und Ortsbezogene Dienste, wirklich interessant und vielfältig.
Zentrale Lage, gutes Gehalt
Künstlich aufgeblasene Hierarchien, unnötige Prozesse, keine Kultur die Fehler toleriert, viel Gutes was es zu Nokia-Zeiten gab wurde abgeschafft. Das Tempo, in dem Transformation durchgepeitscht wird, ist unbarmherzig und unsinnig.
Ergebnisse der Mitarbeiterumfragen endlich angehen!
Direkte Vorgesetzte oft nicht so schlecht, aber C-Level ist eine Katastrophe
multi nationality, good spirit between the co-worker
less transparency from above, less support of the single employee, manager favour one over the other, less promotion chance for women in IT department
Team depends on the Manager, I had one bad experience of 5.
Lot's of overworked hours in my past but never got anything paid nor any other solution offered. Homeoffice is possible without problem.
no equal pay
waste separation
I did like my co-workers and there are good spirits and events as in having a beer after work and joining a party together.
I guess a lot of Managers could use a "how to be a good leader" workshop. I have had bad experiences and heard about worse. Less or no support by HR in bad situations.
open office, nice space, own cafeteria, playgrounds, own gym, sauna etc.
Bad habits, there are Hands On calls and quarterly reviews but still less connections between upper management and others.
Now I know how much I was underpaid, still lot's of gaps. Support with maternity leaves but big gender gap in IT.
In the center of Berlin good reachable via public transport. That is all.
Communication, the way how people get informed, when they are effected (reduction). Leadership, by far tooo much politics.
Getting back to the roots - start to speak with the people and train your leaders how to lead people and how to support them in personal growing/developement
Overall the atmosphere is ok. It was until the purchase of the car manufactures under Nokia mainly a tough, but stable time. Since the new owner took it over, it became worser and worser.
Well good question?
That was ok. They did not expect to work more - only when releases has to be done asap.
As already mentioned, only possible to make carrer when they like your nose.
Salary used to be higher as the market standard, but meanwhile it is more or less lower. Social benefits are only for long term employees like company pension and top management. Workforce who started later did not receive this benefit anymore.
Social awareness is only given, if they like your nose - otherwise do not expect help. They keep it in the same way either you give up and quit on your own or in the next reduction round you will be effected and they do not care, if you have children. No social plan just randomely how and who ever they want.
In my last department each collegue was fighting the other just to get a personal benefit out of it.
Seems to be ok overall but i know also collegues who did not get even an increase in the past years.
My last boss was the worsest one i ever had. Personal bulling was his daily business. Speaking badly about others and his followers (most team members) did it in the same way. Not a single talent to lead or direct people. Just managing it in a way, as i would expect it when i work for burger grill.
Overall not acceptable. As through a lot of politics and incompetent leaders it was sometimes hard to survive.
No information has been shared. Only the typical coperate bla.
Base benefits (public transport, gym etc.) is available to everyone, no matter internal or external. BUT if it gets to the point of budget, if they do not like your nose, you will not get any single Euro for training - no matter internal or external. That was for me almost the same since the last 10 years.
Outsourcing, restructure, consulting from externals etc. and switching contacts/responsibilty made it very hard to think or plan on a long term. Decissions made yesterday has changed the next and the outcome was in the next week again something else.
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Recruiting process was a huge chaos and totally intransparent. Politic consideration affects even internal talent mobility and basically prevents from staffing the right people in the right positions.
Even some of my traveling expenses were not reimbursed (recruiter said I didn't coordinate I needed to travel, although during our multiple phone calls I mentioned at least 3 times I lived in another city).
Eventually, on the job itself, the boss took the liberty, against my consent, to redefine my role in a way that does not fit my skills and past experience. He then gave me bad reviews due to my low performance - in a job I was very clear about not applying for.
In one word: MESS.
The company seems to be in a constant political rivalry. The different department literaly hate each other and try to sabotage what should be mutual interests.
Just the worst. I've had many bosses in my life, but this one was absolutely the worst. From completely changing my role/job description without my consent to inciting interdepartment feuds, this guy exhibited a true autocrat characteristics.
global, vielfältig, locker
locker, kollegial, flache Hierachien
direkt
Branche im Umbruch, spannende neue Technologien
So verdient kununu Geld.