A Great Company To Join - Head of Expansion Swarovski Employee Review

4.0
22 Dec 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Great people culture, good work life balance, reasonable management

Cons

Lots of change of brand direction the past years

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Swarovski Response
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Thank you for your valuable feedback. We appreciate it very much. In order to retain its strongly competitive global position, Swarovski continuously looks for ways to improve and adapt its business and processes to stay one step ahead. In this context, Swarovski is taking initiatives that aim to support its ongoing success. Changing ways of working naturally includes a learning curve, which holds true for transformations just as much as for IT driven changes such as new tools or systems. We therefore count on your understanding and support in helping crucial knowledge being shared and new knowledge being acquired. Once again, thank you for your feedback and wish you much success in your career with Swarovski.

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