The international environment, the level of trust and autonomy given to employees, exposure to innovative mobility projects, and the opportunity to work with clients from different markets around the world.
The positive part was many colleagues were friendly, capable, and supportive. There were genuinely good people across the company, and that made the day-to-day experience more bearable.
Open and transparent communication in teams and also company-wide in monthly all hands meetings Leaders ask for your opinions and ideas and use to help decision making Openness from teammates to share ideas Opportunities to develop skills Nice office space in Hamburg
The leadership culture was a serious problem. Decision-making felt highly centralized, trust in the team felt limited, and open disagreement did not seem especially welcome. In my experience, it often felt like success depended less on doing strong work and more on staying aligned with the CEO’s personal view. That created a political and tense environment. The layoffs also had a major impact on morale. After people were let go, the atmosphere became fearful. Many people I spoke with were ...
Build a culture based on trust, transparency, and real delegation. Communicate openly about the state of the business and future plans. Give experienced people room to lead, challenge ideas, and do their best work without feeling like they have to manage politics to survive.
Invest in real product teams and TRUST them (read Inspired if you don't know where to start). Create a culture of customer-centricity and using data to make decisions.
Was Mitarbeitende noch über Umwelt-/Sozialbewusstsein sagen?
Am schlechtesten bewertet: Kommunikation
3,9
Der am schlechtesten bewertete Faktor von Wunder Mobility ist Kommunikation mit 3,9 Punkten (basierend auf 16 Bewertungen).
Literally every week at the all-hands meeting, the leadership would say "we are winning against the competitors and we won't raise money this year because we are full of cash". It was never clear in what dimension this "winning" was, but still... COVID19 crisis hit and just a week after closing the office they fired or put on furlough 30% of the company (around 50 people). The reason was that the mobility sector was super affected and they needed to ...
Communication happens entirely from top to bottom: You will know the opinion of leadership on many topics, but your opinion will be asked once or twice at most.
Again within the team the communication was ok. When it comes to C-Level communication towards the employees... it was a mess. We sometimes even had sessions where employees could ask the C-Level questions anonymously cause it was often not comfortable to ask questions directly. When once someone pointed out something inconvenient they were even threatened to get fired. When COVID-19 issues reached Wunder hell broke loose.
Karriere/Weiterbildung wird mit durchschnittlich 4,0 Punkten bewertet (basierend auf 9 Bewertungen).
Employees gain exposure to international clients, complex operational challenges, and modern mobility technologies, providing valuable professional development.
You can educate yourself at Wunder, and it is expected of you as you do multiple jobs at once. Career progression seems tied not to merit, but to deficits (people leaving and the company needing a sudden replacement). Treat this job as a stepping stone, because you will not develop internally. The concept of "tours of duty" is strong in this company, and there is no illusion that employees will stay for long.
+ Starkes People Team, die sich um jeden einzelnen kümmern + 2x im Jahr Development Dialogs + Career Growth Planning mit dem Vorgesetzten + Externe Trainer
Was Mitarbeitende noch über Karriere/Weiterbildung sagen?
Fragen zu Bewertungen und Gehältern
Wunder Mobility wird als Arbeitgeber von Mitarbeiter:innen und Bewerber:innen mit durchschnittlich 4,2 von 5 Punkten bewertet. In der Branche IT schneidet Wunder Mobility besser ab als der Durchschnitt (4 Punkte). Basierend auf den Bewertungen der letzten 2 Jahre würden 50% der Mitarbeiter:innen und Bewerber:innen Wunder Mobility als Arbeitgeber weiterempfehlen.
Anhand von insgesamt 33 Bewertungen schätzen 79% ihr Gehalt und die Benefits als gut oder sehr gut ein.
Basierend auf Daten aus 17 Kultur-Bewertungen betrachten die Mitarbeiter:innen die Unternehmenskultur bei Wunder Mobility als eher modern.