Great place to learn and grow
Great place to learn and grow
- Flexible hours.
- No management (no one is pushing you to work; you have to do it yourself).
- Nice IT equipment (laptops, screens, etc.).
- Best environment of work.
- Family spirit.
- Events.
- Free food/drinks.
- Good coffee.
- Feasibility to learn new stuff.
- Nice tech - frameworks (working in the right team, not all of them).
If you join as a junior or mid-level employee, it is almost impossible to earn more. 360 is bulls*it.
Family spirit can be an advantage and a disadvantage for some people, so keep it in mind (same as events, if you don't want to socialize).
Bureaucracy and politics.
The Palma office is a second-level compared to Düsseldorf (benefits, salaries, etc., are quite below).
I have seen so many people leave because of salaries, even people with really deep business knowledge and skills leaving for other companies since they paid much more.
It doesn't make any sense. You then need to waste other people's time looking for someone else and teaching them. A lot of effort, time, and resources are wasted for a few euros.
It's okay to have benefits, but never over the base salary.
Also, I sometimes feel we have been pushed to socialize too much.
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Trivago Interview Experiences
Software Engineer - Front End
The process took too much time, almost two months. I was applying for Palma. There was a lot of time between each interview (1-2 weeks). I completed the technical challenge, and later they asked me about it. Following that, I had a team interview, t
Full Stack Developer
My process was fully remote. During each interview, there was plenty of room to ask questions. Overall, the interviews were easygoing. The first interview was just to get to know me. They briefly introduced a week-long challenge. After completing t
Software Engineer
I went to an online applicant page where I had to answer some questions very briefly. My ability to speak several languages and my years of experience made the process very fast. I had a quick Skype chat with the Head of the IT Department, Spain. We
Software Engineer - Front End
Palma de Mallorca, SpainJuly 1, 2019The process took too much time, almost two months. I was applying for Palma. There was a lot of time between each interview (1-2 weeks). I completed the technical challenge, and later they asked me about it. Following that, I had a team interview, t
Full Stack Developer
Palma de Mallorca, SpainMarch 1, 2019My process was fully remote. During each interview, there was plenty of room to ask questions. Overall, the interviews were easygoing. The first interview was just to get to know me. They briefly introduced a week-long challenge. After completing t
Software Engineer
SpainAugust 1, 2013I went to an online applicant page where I had to answer some questions very briefly. My ability to speak several languages and my years of experience made the process very fast. I had a quick Skype chat with the Head of the IT Department, Spain. We
