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4 Mitarbeiter:innen haben diesen Arbeitgeber mit durchschnittlich 2,1 Punkten auf einer Skala von 1 bis 5 bewertet.
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your lack of honest responsibility for people
Stop pretending
My colleagues are generally pleasant, but they sometimes reinterpret difficult management issues to protect their own positions. In a setting where the CEO role is filled by someone with fairly average qualifications, this can foster insecurity rather than true, confident leadership.
good in some similar environments
None. There is an implicit expectation that you could work around the clock and it would still be seen as insufficient yet this is framed as voluntary extra commitment rather than acknowledged as excessive workload
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The only genuinely positive aspect are the lovely colleagues, often warm and supportive. At the same time it is advisable not to stand out too much, as stronger individual profiles can be perceived as a threat with clear preference given to a small group of people who agree to almost everything, including additional unpaid hours.
There is none..
Simply
very low
Communication within the company is often dysfunctional: messages are inconsistent, priorities change whenever a person in position "feels like it" and alignment is regularly missing. In a setting where the leading positions are filled by people with fairly average qualifications, this tends to create insecurity and defensive behavior rather than genuine, confident leadership.
Everyone will be hired..
Helping Children
Almost everything.
I trust everyone will be able not to bed to manipulative tactics of this particular employer and that employees will be able to set clear boundaries without you guilt tripping them.
-gaslighting
-usage of straw man technique
-unfair treatment of employees
No chances unless you are doing additional work in your free time to prove your loyalty.
No comment on that. Company provide no security shows itself as modern, yet, they try to compensate based on German tariffs. And you have not to have audacity to ask for raise.
This is the main problem. Owners are far away from knowing how to lead without manipulating employees against each other.
Be prepared for:
-gaslighting
-leading question
-GUILTY tripping (but subtle!:))
Manual work like in 90‘
Fun, helpful colleagues, leadership with open ears and open hearts
The is no expectation to be available outside of working hours as an employee however working with freelancers and clients in different time zones can make it tricky to disconnect.
Linden always offers pro bono services to schools and families in need (conflict areas, schools impacted by natural disasters, etc) makes donations and collaborates to inspire young people everywhere to dream big.
I was offered supervision and additional education opportunities to be paid for so I can continue developing professionaly.
The core team is dedicated and willing to share, there is a real team feeling and lots of shout outs. We rise by raising others isn't just a nice sentence, it is the core of the culture.
All goals set by leadership are presented to the team in advance for feedback if these seem realistic. If one department does not meet their goals, we have an open discussion about it and try to see what we did not assess well, in the team level.
If you need anything tech wise- the company will do its best to provide it. I got a new laptop after my old one got slow. The office can get quite busy on some days with student sessions, so some flexibility is required from all sides.
Clear guidelines and lines of responsibilities. There is a culture of sharing mistakes and learning from them. If one feels they have too much on their plate, management will ask the right questions to help you find solutions and offer changes to keep the workplace happy.
Linden takes time to show quarterly reports of revenue and profit to its team and tries to always provide raises when they can. Salaries are fare given the attempt to keep cost for clients reasonable. Excellent social conditions as an employee (holidays, health insurance, gym subscription, etc).
Being in a female led organization makes so many issues that often arise in other workplaces into non issues.
This is the most flexible, interesting place I have ever worked in. Working with kids, families and teachers from all over the world creates some many learning opportunities. If someone is passionate about a topic they will get full backing from leadership to develop in the area.
Please consider treating your employees and freelancers with the kindness and fairness your values state, but I never once saw.
For a company that puts so much emphasis on their values, I have never felt more shunned, deceived, nor manipulated by an employer.
If taken on as an Employee (Freelancers have slightly more autonomy, though in my experience they are treated like Employees given the non-competition clause prevents Specialists from taking other contracts) the owners have repeatedly in the past, and will continue to, exploit your time and expect exponentially more than what is written in the contract.
It is hard for colleagues to communicate openly due to a sense of gas-lighting culture. Multiple current and former employees, including myself, are led to believe that they are the problem, that they are alone in feeling misled and mistreated. In this setting, no one feels comfortable speaking up.
I wish I could give this 0 stars. I have never met more condescending, unkind, passive-aggressive, employers.
I have never felt more isolated nor taken advantage of in any of my previous working environments.
From my perspective, there is questionable financial management given Linden claimed, at least during my time, that they barely made a profit. This did not add up with employees' concerns regarding the founders' personal paychecks.
The employers seem to have one or two favorite employees, and cannot seem to judge conflict fairly given this bias.
Working with an international community was the one perk of this job. I was grateful to connect with and learn from Specialists all over the globe.