Ride the wave! - Training Coordinator FareHarbor Employee Review

5.0
Mar 29, 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

+ Diverse workforce + Employees are encouraged to give open and honest feedback (culture surveys, submitting ideas online via a company intranet, directly to your supervisor/manager, etc.) + Being part of an organization in the Tours and Activity industry that embraces a fun and laid back vibe + Opportunity to grow in the organization, especially when indicating that you want to do just that + Our software is an amazing product that is truly the best in the industry and is constantly adding new features

Cons

- Working at an organization that is scaling up quickly leaves some processes in a constant state of flux. However, this is also an opportunity to make contributions to the company that will help it grow and improve - Shifting locations within an office can be tough to adjust to, but this is because we are growing so much. Looking forward to a permanent home

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FareHarbor Response
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Thank you for taking the time to write this feedback! At FareHarbor, we take pride in our diverse workforce and this is one of our many strengths. We’re glad to hear you believe growth opportunities are available in our office. We work very hard to make our software the best in the industry. During 2019 we worked hard on structuring our processes, our annual reviews (setting timeline expectations for 1:1 meetings, check-ins, and formal reviews) as well a finding our permanent home in Amsterdam, and we're now very excited about what the future holds for us. Once again, thank you for your time. -The People Team.

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