Backbase User Experience Designer reviews

Blocking managers, no clear vision,

I really think it's not ok to lie to customers... they organise a massive event each year to basically sell things they haven't done or things barely possible. They spend a massive amount of money to simply create fluff. Everything is fake, they just think at the last minute of something that looks cool, ask their design team to spend ages on a nice presentation and then just demo this fake thing without even thinking about it's feasibility. It's pretty shocking actually.. It's ok to sell, but it's wrong to completely lie. I think they are good sales people before anything else. The management doesn't really care about the product itself, just the money. On top of that, they actually don't do UX Design at all, so don't bother working for them if they want to hire you as a UX Designer, they will just give you UI work to do, or powerpoint presentations (or google slides). A few people are lucky and get in the right team, but most of the time it's not great. I think some people are super motived, tech wise, design wise, but there is no process, and the management is egocentric. They have 10 VP of blabla and they are just bragging about air.