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- Working at Flatbook will consistently push you to grow as an individual and as a professional. - You get the opportunity to do a lot of things you aren't necessarily qualified for or have previous experience in. This means you get to learn a lot. - Management will listen to your needs. If you want more or less responsibilities, or if you're having a problem all you have to do is tell them. If they agree it's something that needs to be fixed, they will make it happen. - People's doors and ears are always open. If you have innovative ideas on new policies to implement, new processes to try or new activities to do, just voice them and people will strongly consider them. - Heavily focused on promoting a culture which pushes every single employee to be the best person they can possibly be. - The work environment is very comfortable and productive. Cool office space and great people to work with. Everyone at Flatbook is nice - no jerks. - The company is actually going somewhere...BIG. Flatbook has the opportunity to become the leading brand in an untapped hospitality industry. If you have the chance to apply or work here, it's a once in a lifetime opportunity. Hustle and make your mark and the company will take you as far as it goes, as long as you prove you can add value.

I've worked for Flatbook for about half a year now and I couldn't imagine working anywhere else. It's really motivating working with a such bright, hard-working, and funny colleagues. Employees have a ton of freedom in structuring their work: no set hours, no set vacation days, no set place you must work from. Our chiefs set extremely high standards for themselves and hold everyone else to high standards as well, which is very motivating. We talk about company culture perpetually and do many concrete things to build a strong, almost "cult-like" culture, which has kept the company a pleasure to work in even as the staff has grown exponentially. Since most people are in their early to mid twenties, passion and the willingness to learn generally take precedence over experience: most weeks we hold workshops with employees or guest teachers and there's a library filled with all sorts of books that we're encouraged to read. Plus you get unlimited free smoothies and nuts, naps are strongly encouraged, and we go out for beers on Thursdays. And word has it that an espresso machine is on its way...