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Salary is ok for the role
very close to zero communication with their staff
don't waste so much money with or for ineffective little crap, more environmental awareness
Fremdwort
Super entspanntes Umfeld, Kollegen, arbeiten..
Die beste work Life Balance die ich je hatte
Super verdienst als Quereinsteiger
Sehr ökologisch und nachhaltig
Sehr gut
Super!
Super!
Sehr gut
Es wird viel untereinander kommuniziert, jedoch wünscht man sich an manchen Stellen mehr
Infarm ist ein junges, modernes Unternehmen. Daher wird Gleichberechtigung ganz groß geschrieben
Die Anstellung als Field Grower kann für den ein oder anderen schnell ‚langweilig‘ werden
Vielfalt und interessante arbeit
Bessere Kommunikation und bessere gehälter
Ein mega super Team
Gehalt ist für den Job in Ordnung , mehr nimmt man immer gerne grad in der jetzigen Zeit
Top
Die Kommunikation im Team ist bestens
Eigentlich alles. Es wird auf persönliche Belange geachtet und auch für eigene Ideen gibt es immer ein offenes Ohr!
Nette Kollegen und tolle Vorgesetzte!
Es wird immer darauf geachtet, wie es einem geht. Einfach klasse!
Überdurchschnittlich gut!
Noch nie so ein tolles Team erlebt.
Top!
Auch hier gebe ich volle Punktzahl!
Better structure of the organisation, better communication top down
- multi-cultural young and fresh teams with high motivation and skill set
- you have to take care yourself to keep the balance but I feel that it is also allright to say no to excessive over hours
- my salary is very fair, however apart from salary there are no bonuses (end of the year, holiday etc)
- teams are amazing
- there are not many but I guess those who are there are treated all equal no matter what their age is
- communication is supportive and things that are promised are taken care of
I am now talking about the Spandau location since I do not know the others.
- old, crowded and in the middle of nowhere
- nobody has their own desks, bookable desk system (not all of them have screens)
- few meeting rooms
- coming to the office is not really attractive apart from meeting team mates
- in a fast paced environment like this communication is a challenge but within the department big efforts are made for a good transparent communication culture
- from leadership (c-level) more transparency would be required, big decisions come as surprises
The research team in crops science is doing very interesting stuff. The food they produce is great, and the mission is well intentioned (not being achieved quite nicely thouth)
The inside culture is rotten! Toxic, incompetent "leaders" getting promoted all the time. People giving orders without any clue makes talented employees leave as they are told to do stupid things. Not everyone is bad but overall there are more bad leaders than good ones.
Fire those a**holes that you have on top that are making the company sink. Open your eyes to the non-white non-male talent and have some real diversity. Keep your leader on the technology area though. That one is great indeed.
The environment is not as friendly and cool as it was in the first years. A lot of ego wars, now that the company has money politics have taken over. Barely any growth for the people inside, if anything there'll be baby steps, especially if you're non-white or a woman.
Well.... the company seems pretty hip from the outside. They do make cool stuff and is a company with a lot of flair and hype. They're products are THE BEST undoubtedly (do buy them cause they're tasty and fresh AF!).
But everyone who was there for the last 2-4 years that left feels extremely disappointed and happy to be out. Culture is rotting from the inside.
This can vary a lot from position to position and from time to time. In the past I had time pressing projects and did a lot of overtime. Now the company is bigger so there are more hands to help and I believe W-L-B has improved a lot
A weak spot for the company. It is mostly people who are friends with certain people that get promoted. Most of the times they look for people outside instead of developing their existing pool of talent, which has led to many great employees leaving.
They tolerate toxic people, who get promoted all the time. Nepotism at its brightest.
Not the highest salaries in the market. Most of us could get a much bigger paycheck for our jobs in bigger or wealthier companies.
Uuuufff this is a hard one. The employees really try to be environmentally conscious but the investors want something different. A lot of food waste, a lot of packaging material, a very long supply chain to ship stuff all over the country. But they get 3 stars for trying, because they do try to improve and have dedicated teams working on this.
I have never worked in a place where people where so genuinely nice to each other; unfortunately that changed a lot since many teams were made fully remote and now that the company is so large. It is not the same cool place it was 2-3 years ago.
If you are 35 or older you are definitely one of the oldest people in the company. Only some high level managers and 2-3 colleagues here and there have 45+.
Now that the company is bigger, it is not that simple to get things rolling. Employees have only a certain level of decision making. The freedom to bring new ideas and initiatives is long gone. Managers love to micro manage and one has only a certain level of influence that won't go too far up.
Top management isn't bad or mean, they're just not experienced in running a business this size. They are nice and well intentioned but not prepared for this challenge.
After going fully remote, Infarm did set the bar really high. Employees get everything they need at home: from standing desks, to all the computer equipment you need. Some benefits were taken away and replaced by others (for ex. no its either public transport card or bike rent subscription, but if you're fully remote I think you can't get the public transport card anymore). But there are a lot of other company benefits, this is something good for sure.
Very difficult to maintain transparent and up-to-date communication in a company growing so fast, across different countries. They do try but this has been a pain point since forever and I don't think this is exclusive to Infarm: all hypergrowth companies deal with this for sure.
Bad. Really bad.
Yes, there is an international environment, but women are ages behind men.
The one woman with a C-level position is the founder's wife. Everyone else is male, and 9/10 of them are white. Not one single non-white woman has a really senior role.
Very dependent on which team, but in R&D they are doing crazy stuff, extremely interesting. I don't know how much freedom there is nowadays; certainly not as much as in the past.
Interessante Produkte zum Arbeiten, einige sehr nette Kollegen
Inkompetentes Management und Teamleiter
Fangen Sie an, die Mitarbeiterzufriedenheit zu messen und den Mangel an kompetentem Management und unfairen Einstellungsentscheidungen zu beheben. Hören Sie Ihren Mitarbeitern zu, wenn sie ein Problem ansprechen, anstatt ihnen vorzuschlagen, zu gehen, wenn es ihnen bei Infarm nicht gefällt.
Die Unternehmenswerte sind im Arbeitsalltag nicht präsent
Keine Priorität für Manager, noch sind sie qualifiziert genug, um Unterstützung bei der beruflichen Entwicklung zu leisten. Manager sind manchmal weniger kompetent als die Menschen, die sie führen. Auch die Personalabteilung bietet keine Unterstützung.
Viele Rollen sind stark unterbezahlt - weit unter dem Marktwert, obwohl die Erwartungen an die Rollen extrem hoch sind
Behauptet, nachhaltig zu sein, jedoch wird im Tagesgeschäft sehr wenig getan, um dies zu gewährleisten
Eine große Anzahl inkompetenter Manager
Es hat fast ein Jahr gedauert, bis das Unternehmen einen Remote-Support oder Remote-Vorteile angeboten hat
Die Führungspositionen werden überwiegend von weißen Männern besetzt, obwohl sich das Unternehmen für Vielfalt und Integration einsetzt. Das Management selbst erkennt das Problem nicht an.
During the lockdown, the employer covers the cost of private childcare and generally offers flexible working hours
The speed with which the company is growing is very high and therefore the workload as well.
So verdient kununu Geld.