Great atmosphere, casual environment with the best employees. - Mitarbeiter (anonym) bei Expedia Group: Mitarbeiterbewertung

5.0
14. Nov. 2014
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Great place to work if you're looking for a fast changing, innovative environment. This is a great place for fostering a test and learn environment which always leads to more learnings, whether they fail or not. The work life balance is awesome, you are not forced/expected to work on the weekends but always have the option. There are a lot of affinity/diversity groups to get involved with and the charitable programs are fantastic. Expedia employees really care about their surrounding areas and it shows with all the events they have. Most teams work well together and seem to all follow the same vision which is great for improving collaboration throughout the company and across the globe. There are always a lot of projects to get involved in which in turn help build skill set. I can definitely see myself being here for a few years to come and would recommend this company to a friend.

Kontras

Sometimes it seems we move too fast and and could work on being more transparent. Seems a bit top heavy in some departments.

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Kontras

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