Adyen reviews about "layoff"

- Humble and friendly people to work with throughout the company - Solid Product - No email culture - Everyone sticking to the values - Global Exposure - Hands-on nature - Values work-life balance - Founding team, very careful in making sure they are hiring right people - For the people who love traveling Coming from a big enterprise background, Adyen was a super culture shock for me, there are processes set but a lot more to be built, decisions are quick, flat hierarchy. The finances of the company are solid, never did a layoff, focus is on tech enterprise merchants.

People are genuinely humble and smart, no unnecessary ego Teams are small, but the bar is very high, so you end up working with brilliant minds Ahead of global payment companies — product, culture, growth and even how they think commercially Only enterprise merchants Big focus on doing things well rather than just doing more You get chances to travel outside and work with global teams A lot of emphasis on efficiency, so roles feel more strategic than repetitive If you’ve seen tougher or chaotic cultures before, you’ll value this place a lot more Good internal mobility, people do move around within the company Overall very professional setup, plus great company events. Very stable — very well capitalised, with a strong balance sheet and no history of layoffs.

no layoffs yet, nice people, good team

- hybrid office environment - yearly trips to HQ in Amsterdam - motivated people - mature leadership - upward mobility - never done layoffs - very profitable

*Almost everyone I met has been very kind and friendly. I get the feeling that the company is quite humane and cares about it's employees, probably because of the type of people attracted by the culture that it has developed. (E.g. hiring and accommodating someone with disabilities, limited layoffs, allowing hybrid work and being flexible with personal arrangements). * You can be given a LOT of ownership right off the bat and freedom to figure things out/do the task well. (Can be a negative for some people.) * Especially as a junior, you learn a lot about payments and how a multinational global company (can) work * While the organizational structure is not necessarily flat, it does not feel very hierarchical. In general I feel respected and listened to by superiors. * Opportunities to go abroad * The company seems (generally) flexible and comfortable with change. In the sense that often enough process and setups are evaluated to not be working properly anymore, and people seem to be open to and have the freedom to make the needed changes. * Free lunch/coffee bar

- There are still some good people at the company - Work-life balance - Compared to other companies in the Netherlands the pay is not bad

- Adyen Formula - Opportunity to have impact - Merchants like Uber, Netflix, Tesla - Strong business fundamentals and growth - Is expanding beyond payments