Visionary CEO, overall good culture but 1-2 people are toxic - Mitarbeiter (anonym) bei Insect Feed Technologies: Mitarbeiterbewertung

- Undoubtedly walked away with a unique experience to help me find my next job. When you join, expect to take on more than what you were hired for. Your role will change, and you will learn to do different jobs. That's what's great about it though, you get to take on multiple positions. - IFT encourages collaboration across organizational boundaries rather than competition among employees or units - Most people here are team players and are comfortable in sharing information, collaborating, innovating, seeking feedback, or admitting errors among themselves

- For a small and fast-paced start-up like IFT, outcomes matter greatly because every result is significant to the company; you will learn to be strategic and deviate from spending your time on unproductive/ futile efforts. - It's a pool of people with a growth mindset, so if you believe that talent can be developed through hard work, good strategies, and input from others + you are okay if insects... then this is a great place to work at

- Good mentorship and many opportunities to learn and manage projects even if just an intern. - Very fast moving and purposeful. Company is purpose-driven and led by a visionary CEO to act on initiatives that have impact - Socially and commercially driven. CEO and management are real, practical, business people. Won’t see this kind of blend of personalities for a social enterprise - Boss is very resourceful and has a huge network. Was previously from govt and can provide very good advice and perspectives. He knows many people and is willing to help you out if you need. - Have opportunities to convert

- Company is a startup and boss values frugality a lot. However, boss and management team are generous people and will not hesitate to treat the team for good work. - Limited personnel and so might need to do a lot of admin work (i.e. submit claims, operations) - Boss is really busy so might feel paiseh to get his attention. - might need to deal with worms