Happy to be part of the team! - Anonymous employee FareHarbor Employee Review

5.0
Apr 9, 2015
Anonymous employee
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Pros

I joined the FareHarbor team 2.5 months ago after 8 years in a completely different industry. I was super scared to leave something that I knew so well to start at square one, but I'm very happy with my decision. I am not the most technology savvy individual, but have had such a friendly, supportive and hardworking community to help me through it all. I honestly say that I look forward to coming to work everyday and learn something new. Since the company is still growing there is so much flexibility that I truly appreciate. My opinions/ advice are always taken into consideration and it’s the kind of work environment that I feel safe to share. We all trust each other to pull our weight and it's a great feeling to be a part of something so special. I'm very happy with my decision to join FareHarbor and I look forward to the years to come!

Cons

You make it what you want it to be. We're all working together to make it a success, so if you don't have the self drive to learn and work hard, it might not be for you.

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• Supportive coworkers — The people are genuinely kind, collaborative, and willing to help each other. • Fast skill development — You gain experience quickly because you’re exposed to a wide range of tasks. • Global team exposure — Working with international teams strengthens communication and adaptability.

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• Constant change — The company’s direction changes often, the long‑term vision feels unclear. • Limited support — Teams are expected to figure out new tools and processes with minimal guidance. • Unstable foundations — New initiatives roll out before they’re fully ready or documented. • Overpromising — Clients may be promised capabilities that aren’t fully ready, which creates pressure on delivery teams. • High workload — Lean staffing, be prepared to juggle more than one person’s workload. • Reactive environment — Work often centers around urgent issues instead of a stable roadmap. • Low pay — Compensation does not reflect the pace or level of responsibility.

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