Emma Director Reviews

Pros

Free to build, think and restructure

Cons

Nothing bad here at Emma

Pros

Emma has an amazing job environment, very talented colleagues and it works with fast changing processes.

Cons

Emma needs to improve work-life balance quality other than that I found it a great company.

Pros

Good place if you're fresh out of Uni as you can learn things yourself.

Cons

Very low expertise levels in the company, so in case one wants to become an expert in anything, they should not want to work there. Toxic backbiting environment. Extremely unprofessional and unrespectful founder. (tone of voice towards his employees) Don't expect any loyalty from the leadership team whatsoever (there are 2 or 3 exceptions). Everything that is said about the company culture is a joke and leadership plays by it's own rules. The only ones that actually live the culture is HR (which is easy, because they don't have to sell mattresses for the founders). I have seen more people leave crying and being fired for no valid reasons whatsoever, than even in some 3rd world country companies. There is a lot of badmouting of people in management circles The company founders have lied to me personally multiple times and broken promises multiple times and also have multiple times damaged the good nature of employer/employee relationships. I have also heard this from other directors. It's normal for C-levels to throw colleagues under the bus to cover themselves (I have witnessed this on multiple occasions)

Pros

Perfect opportunity for fresh graduates and for those who are willing to constantly learn something new about their profession and contribute in the process Friendly and professional working atmosphere with a flat hierarchy and respect among the teammates; Feedback meetings which help you identify your weaknesses and develop yourself; Ownership and responsibility of your tasks/projects;

Cons

Work-life balance can be difficult to keep during closings, but you are not alone