63% positive business outlook
Pros
Good benefits Friendly people Flexible working hours
Cons
Limited clientele Directionless Run of the mill agency
Pros
1. Seats in Google office 2. Handling Google’s projects
Cons
1. Management obviously did not know what they are doing, no business plan, no ground visibility, not even budget - alot of things were poorly prepared, employee often have to use their own money to make do- with currency exhange rate cut when reimbursed 2. Poor employee benefits, low based salary, minimum health benefit (the cheapest deal from insurance company can get), no other benefit for family member 3. Unproffesional treatment for employees. Prolonged unclear interview process, poor written contract and no appreciation for employee contribution.
Pros
The London Toaster team is a bunch of genuinely nice, talented people who make working there enjoyable. The structure is relatively flat and unstuffy. Founders and management are approachable. Where appropriate, tasks are approached in a collaborative, non hierarchical way. The founders are keen for Toaster to work for ethical businesses and to give back by doing pro bono work. Toaster is a company that seems to actually care about its employees. There is some flexibility on working hours and staff are treated like grown ups and trusted to get the job done. Toaster provide good benefits and staff get proper reviews (including salary) on a yearly basis, with 360 degree feedback. HR Management is responsive and empathetic, they relatively recently implemented Mental Health First Aiders and a mental health support platform. Toaster arranges regular, fun, social activities which are well attended by all departments. During lockdown periods last year they made a big effort to keep morale up by arranging online social activities and regularly sending staff thoughtful personalised treats and thank yous.
Cons
Sometimes decisions can bottleneck with management, which is frustrating. Toaster was in a state of flux when one of the founders left last year. It has taken a while for the remaining founders and management to set a new path for where the business is going and to share this with everyone. However, they recently implemented a monthly meeting for London staff to ensure everyone is regularly updated on plans, loop everyone in on what is happening globally and give staff an open forum to ask management any questions.
Pros
Great benefits, fun company culture, lovely people
Cons
Due to size company can at times feel more reactive than proactive
Pros
Benefits, Clients, Off sites and much more
Cons
Work from home and hours
Pros
They care very much about employee quality of life and work life balance. Great benefits!
Cons
The work can be pretty far from sexy
Pros
Good benefits, fun outings, amazing work life balance.
Cons
Most big decisions need to come out of headquarters which is in London and this can sometimes slow things down here in SF
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