I’ve been working in the industry for ~23 years.
I’ve never had such a great time like I do at Deel. No bureaucracy in terms of work, working with Slack only, almost no emails; everything happens fast (we even have a core value: “Deel Speed”).
Development is fast; development changes are done professionally and fast. The employees are very responsive to each other and back each other up, willing to help when someone needs it and requests it.
Senior management is very open-minded for new ideas and even implements changes immediately. There is no ego at work at all - everyone is doing anything needed. Employees are treated equally, as one of the decision-makers. Everyone’s opinion is considered equally.
He is going to kill me, but basically, you can send a Slack message to our co-founder and CEO, Alex Bouaziz, and actually get an answer, a real, honest answer!
Good employees are promoted when possible.
Since we work remotely, we can ask to work almost at any time that is convenient for us and at any place that is good for us, as long as the job gets done!
Management encourages a very good work-life balance. Personal time off is respected, and people back up their colleagues when they are on vacation.
Can’t see anything that I would change in Deel.
Just keep running, continue to be dynamic, and lead the market.
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It took one week to get a follow-up from the recruiter. Initially, there was an HR round where my current role and experience were discussed. After two days, I received a rejection. It was due to the amount of experience I had.
First stage with a Talent Acquisition Specialist, 25 minutes in, they ask a question on whether I would be comfortable with constant overtime. Thank you, but no. Those questions have to come in way earlier.
Unfortunately, it was a waste of time. They only give 72 hours to complete a challenge. How is this possible while working for another company? After the challenge, you plan the tech interview. After a couple of days, they cancel it because "they f
It took one week to get a follow-up from the recruiter. Initially, there was an HR round where my current role and experience were discussed. After two days, I received a rejection. It was due to the amount of experience I had.
First stage with a Talent Acquisition Specialist, 25 minutes in, they ask a question on whether I would be comfortable with constant overtime. Thank you, but no. Those questions have to come in way earlier.