Wonderful atmosphere - Developer EMnify Employee Review

5.0
Jul 17, 2019
Recommend
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Pros

* Würzburg is such a great city to live and it has a good location (it takes 1h or less to reach bigger cities like Stuttgart, Nürnberg, München or Frankfurt) * Friendly and supportive colleagues * Friendly environment for non-germans and non-german speakers. They are also supporting me on my german language learning, which is great * State of art practices and technologies (specially on cloud and software defined networking) and lots of experts, you'll surely become a great professional by working there

Cons

For developers it takes a bit of time to learn the telecommunication protocols (GSM and LTE related), so it's quite challenging at the beginning. What is a pro as well depending on your stance, it's surely rewarding after you start to understand how those things work.

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EMnify Response
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Thank you for taking the time to share your experience working at our Wurzburg office. It really is our employees that make EMnify an awesome place to work, so hearing directly from you about how our team has been welcoming and supportive is always great to hear. While our technology is quite complex, we're are glad that you find it a great and rewarding challenge to work on.

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