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Picnic Overview
Amsterdam (Netherlands)
51 to 200 employees
2015
Company - Private
Internet
Unknown / Non-Applicable
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Picnic is an app-only supermarket with a completely integrated supply chain. Technology, smart planning, and a fleet of electric vehicles lead to less food waste and fewer food miles.
Software is helping us lead a grocery revolution. But we don’t ... Read more
Software is helping us lead a grocery revolution. But we don’t ... Read more
Mission: Build the best milkman on earth
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Picnic35Approve of CEO
Joris Beckers
21 Ratings
Helpful (8)
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"Nice place to work"
StarStarStarStarStar- Work/Life Balance
- Culture & Values
- Career Opportunities
- Comp & Benefits
- Senior Management
I worked at Picnic full-time (Less than a year)
Pros
- Young, enthusiastic team which comes up with a lot of ideas
- Great atmosphere and start-up culture
- Challenging tasks
- Really innovative and disruptive start-up
- Job involves continual learningCons
Don't have anything to say about cons. Working hours are bit longer than in corporation, but this's what you expected in each start-up.
Advice to Management
It was really great to work in Picnic!
Picnic 2017-04-19 16:10 PDT
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AverageInterviewing at Picnic
Helpful (5)
No OfferNeutral ExperienceAverage InterviewPicnic 2017-12-19 09:08 PSTApplication
The process took 3+ months. I interviewed at Picnic (Amsterdam (Netherlands)).
Interview
The process took 3 months and consisted of: phone call with HR, 3 online analytical tests (40min each), 3 on-site interviews, an on-site case study with the team (you have from 9 to 18 to analyze a bunch of data and present your recommendations), and another final interview (where I was told to be a great fit). Only met smart and motivated people, good environment, looks like interesting work.
However: the role responsibilities were kept vague the whole time, HR literally never gave feedback about any step of the process until I asked for it (usually after weeks of radio silence), and finally I got rejected after having only received positive feedback along the process.
So, despite the positive experience I had during the on-site phases, the process was disappointing and not transparent.Interview Questions
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