The best company culture i've ever worked for - Mitarbeiter (anonym) bei Blogilates: Mitarbeiterbewertung

Interesting projects, fast-paced environment, ability to work hands-on with upper management and pitch ideas that can develop into campaigns and products. Great snacks, dog-friendly office, engaging co-workers and family like feel. Work from home Fridays

There are not a lot of cons for me because I have the flexibility to work remotely most of the time, but when I was in the office some of the energy vampires were difficult to manage. Grateful they have gone now, but getting through that was not a positive experience.

I personally loved the cute office layout, the upbeat tone of the job, and how personalized my welcome was. The co workers were people I knew I would become friends with for life. Work perks came with free swag sometimes.

Where to start?.. I was let go early on in my employment. My main cons from my experience had to do with the fact that I was given work to do, that had to be checked by about three different people before the CEO could even read it. However, it became pretty clear to me that she disliked me from the beginning. She struggled to teach me due to her separation anxiety to her work. My question is, if she wants to do everything herself, then why even bother hiring? Since I left, I have kept in contact with many people from the company. I think I dodged a bullet by being sacked. She wants to be close friends with her employees but there has to be some sort of personal life separation from work life. From not training her company members properly, to being too invasive with her employees lives, firing people too often, and not giving people the benefit upon which she has hired them for, I would have to say this company seems to be an apparent nightmare.