The people keep it going
The people keep it going
Flexible working hours - good for parents.
International employees.
Relatively young and diverse teams.
Cool events.
Low salaries, not enough recognition for achievements.
Since the new management joined in June '23, everything has gotten much better, honest, and transparent. It feels like the old spirit is back, and it's a lot of fun to work with a leadership team that ignores hierarchy and treats everybody the same. <3
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Unfortunately, I had seen the negative reviews, but I still decided to give it a shot and went through the interview process. Honestly, it was a pretty disappointing experience. All the interviews were technical, and they didn’t ask any HR-related q
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I received an email with the interview appointment. It turned out to be a technical interview, although that wasn't mentioned in the email. It was mostly JavaScript questions.
Frontend Engineer
Düsseldorf, GermanyAugust 1, 2024Unfortunately, I had seen the negative reviews, but I still decided to give it a shot and went through the interview process. Honestly, it was a pretty disappointing experience. All the interviews were technical, and they didn’t ask any HR-related q
Senior Quality Assurance Engineer
Düsseldorf, North Rhine-Westphalia, GermanyDecember 1, 2024I did two rounds of interviews. 1. The first round was 30 minutes with the project manager. It included some general questions about me and the types of testing I performed, why I wanted to join Trivago, if I knew Trivago's working model, and some c
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Düsseldorf, GermanyDecember 19, 2024I received an email with the interview appointment. It turned out to be a technical interview, although that wasn't mentioned in the email. It was mostly JavaScript questions.
