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Contracts are broken. The latest versions are lost in long email threads and endless subfolders. All the crucial data in your contracts are frozen in time in files and PDFs, meaning lots of tedious data entry and, even worse, overall uncertainty about the state of affairs. ...
Mission: Making contract data accessible and actionable, empowering businesses to scale with future-proof contracts!

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Contractbook Reviews

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Contractbook CEO Niels Martin Brochner
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    Pros

    - The people are amazing - The product is fantastic - International company means a diverse team and you'll learn so much about other cultures - Lots of opportunities to try new things and stretch outside your comfort zone

    Cons

    - Scale-ups can be exhausting if you're not good at setting boundaries - International company means sometimes you need to meet at odd hours (but schedules are flexible so it all works out! Just takes some getting used to)

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    Contractbook Interviews

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    Recruiter40%
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    Employee Referral20%
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    1. Implementation Specialist Interview

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      Interview

      Initial Screening: The process usually begins with an initial screening, which may involve an online application or submission of your resume and cover letter. After reviewing the applications, the recruiting team selects candidates for further consideration. Chat with Recruiting Manager: Once shortlisted, you may be invited to have a chat with the Recruiting Manager. This interview serves as an opportunity for the company to learn more about you, discuss your qualifications, and evaluate your fit for the role. It may involve questions about your experience, skills, and aspirations. Chat with Direct Manager: If you pass the initial screening, you might progress to the next stage, which involves a conversation with the Direct Manager. This interview aims to assess your technical knowledge, understand your working style, and evaluate your ability to contribute effectively to the team. Case Study: After the interview with the Direct Manager, Contractbook may ask you to solve a case study. This exercise is designed to evaluate your problem-solving abilities, analytical skills, and your approach to real-life scenarios related to the job you're applying for. Chat with VP of Department: If you successfully complete the case study, you may have the opportunity to speak with the Vice President (VP) of the department you're applying to join. This interview typically focuses on assessing your alignment with the company's vision, strategy, and culture. The VP may inquire about your long-term career goals and how you envision yourself contributing to the team's success.
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    We have interview some members of the Contractbook team about how it is to work in Contractbook. Read them to learn more about our culture, our approach to leadership and how you can grow - both professionally and personally. Read the story about Vlado - a backend developer gone fullstack https://contractbook.com/blog/employee-story-vlado-a-backend-developer-gone-fullstack Read the story about Adam - a product designer https://contractbook.com/blog/employee-story-adam-a-designer-that-has-spread-his-wings-and-is-leveraging-his-full-potential Read the story about Tarek - or Director of Customer Success https://contractbook.com/blog/employee-story-tarek-director-of-customer-success Read the story about Emilie - An account executive https://contractbook.com/blog/employee-story-emilie-account-executive

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    Our CEO, Niels Martin Brochner, has elaborated a bit on our company culture in Forbes. Read how the NBA has inspired him to build a harmonic team of unselfish team players where everyone contributes and everyone is heard. https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbestechcouncil/2020/08/20/the-nba-way-of-building-tech-teams/?sh=32053e363139 Or check out how playing with LEGO taught him to create a company with an atmosphere where originality thrives. https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbestechcouncil/2020/07/27/what-playing-with-legos-taught-me-about-being-a-tech-entrepreneur/?sh=6499c28d2d68

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