Supportive environment - QA Engineer CloudGeometry Employee Review

5.0
Feb 26, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

The project is challenging but rewarding, offering plenty of opportunities to grow. The team is collaborative, and everyone is willing to help. The tech lead is highly involved and provides great guidance. I have improved my skills a lot since starting here and another cool part is that I work with new tech.

Cons

Sometimes the workload can feel overwhelming, especially when deadlines are tight. However, I always receive the support I need from the team, which helps manage the pressure.

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5.0
Jan 5, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

Very imaginative, consistently looking for new ways to understand customer challenges and how best to address them with the latest technology

Cons

Not boring, if you want a routine job that's 9 to 5 with no surprises, this is not the place for you

4.0
Feb 26, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

- Fast and straightforward hiring process - Payments are always on time, with no issues - Opportunity to work with international clients - Flexible work environment depending on the assigned client - The client I’m currently working with has a great work environment, which makes a big difference in daily tasks - I always get support from CloudGeometry’s HR and management team when needed Conclusion: If you're looking for an international opportunity with a hassle-free hiring process, CloudGeometry is a solid option. Support is available when needed, and the work experience can vary depending on your assigned client. In my case, it has been a great experience so far.

Cons

- As is common with outsourcing, direct contact with the company after being assigned to a client is less frequent, but CloudGeometry does maintain regular check-ins - Professional growth and recognition usually depend more on the client since the company acts as an intermediary, but in CloudGeometry’s case, it's still too early for me to assess this point - As expected in outsourcing models, compensation tends to be lower than in direct contracts with the end client

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