Clay solutions - Office Manager Clay Solutions Employee Review

- Leadership is smart, positive and really cares about the team. - There are some very talented and fun people to work with, and the company has a very friendly, tight-knit vibe to it. A lot of expats means there's a lot of friendships forming within. - It's very comfortable place to work with. You can generally set your own hours, work at your own pace and have a high degree of freedom with your choices all around. - The product is exciting to work with, and it's pretty common to see the product you work with around in offices and apartments. You can't help but feel a sense of pride in it! - Legendary team trips and activities, such as winter sports, summer outings and a lot of sponsored activities. The company always picks up the beer tab, and they're not picky about it!

- Company has a hard time letting go of toxic employees due to their history and long tenure. This makes for some pretty frustrating moments. - The culture of the parent company seems to be leaking into the previously friendly, tight-knit start-up culture. - Making employees pay for the groceries for sandwich lunches is... odd. Such an inexpensive investment carries such a heavy symbolism.

Working with people who're excellent at what they do- so much to learn from each other. Serving industry leaders with a growing product- at times stressful, but definitely worth the challenge. Making an impact from day one- Lots of freedom to speak up, make suggestions, come up with new ideas and use latest technologies. Everyone has a powerful voice. Possibility to grow and develop new skills- Clay is a team of 25 but is part of SALTO with more than 500 employees. So there is a lot of room to grow and support is given to learn new things, take courses, attend conferences etc. Family like culture- team events, annual ski trips, summer getaways

I like to work in a scale-up environment, but for people who're used to working at larger companies with very specific roles and lots of resources might feel a little overwhelmed with the pace and the roll up your sleeves way of working.