Growing in Belfast! - Risk Ops Manager Signifyd Employee Review

5.0
May 27, 2019
Recommend
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Pros

I’ve started working at Signifyd in Barcelona. Signifyd’s expansion to Belfast opened a new career opportunity for me within the company. I moved locations and ramped up a new team. I can look back to a great learning curve and getting the trust and room to continuously challenge myself moving forward in the company. It's very cool to see that we started the beginning of 2019 in Belfast with just a handful of people and are continuously growing at an incredible pace. Signifyd’s name is getting each day more and more popular outside the office walls and the interest in the company is growing fast in Belfast. There is a great, friendly and professional vibe, paired up with amazing office culture. The Signifyd family is growing and it’s a privilege to be a part of this.

Cons

None that I can think of.

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Signifyd Response
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Hooray! Welcome to Signifyd, and we are so glad to have you helping us grow the team in Belfast. It's not easy to open a new office on a different continent but we are working tirelessly to do it right - sounds like our efforts are paying off. We hope you continue to find the work challenging and the environment friendly and professional, and thank you for everything you are doing to help us be successful!

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