I started to work here as an intern one year ago and I still love it. Challenging job, friendly environment, flexible part time options for uni students, very good salary for a career starter, great benefits like free language courses and private medical health care. I would love to stay here after uni as a full time employee. ☺️

Cross between a kindergarten and a viper nest. Very buerocratic, lots of contradicting regulations, but on the bottom line only your position matters: if you are in a leadership position, you can afford whatever you want. The place lacks professionalism, and the way to promotions is office politics, self-promotion, sucking up to the management, and ratting on others. The tasks are monotonous and not challenging, the management can afford all kind of discrimination, mobbing, bullying and harassment against their workers because the company will always side with the person higher on the hierarchy. The teams are good, but the cronyism and nepotism breeds a hostile, stressful and overcontrolling environment where you have to watch every step you take.

There are several extracurricular activities and committees, lots of events organised, usually with catering. The company is very family-friendly and supports the reintegration of maternity leavers.

The best benefit is the company support of voluntary pension savings which is quite generous. There are lots of team building events. Salaries are not too good, and they have nothing to do with performance.

Home office possibility is also quite generous.

Not bad for a beginner position, as you get to see how a big company operates, but after that you should leave because there are way better places.

It is a very disciplined,professional and well-managed company. Every decision is financially-driven and it is extremely difficult to change processes.