Love working here - Executive Assistant and Project Coordinator of Pronunciation Tools Fluent Forever Employee Review

This is hands down the best company I've worked for! Sure, the salary is competitive and the benefits are great, but beyond that they've managed to build a positive, fun, and inclusive company culture that makes working every day a lot of fun. The company values diversity and encourages everyone to bring their authentic selves to work. I know a lot of companies say this nowadays but Fluent Forever is the only place I've seen that really embodies this and treats their employees as people first and employees second. It's a fully remote company but they do a good job of mixing in team building activities to your daily work that after a short period of time you really get to know your coworkers despite being so spread out across the globe. As a software developer, there are plenty of opportunities for you to grow and learn new things. Management does a great job of balancing the need to meet business objectives with a freedom that allows developers to innovate and explore tech that interests them.

As a young company, sometimes I feel that operating procedures for my role aren't documented or structured as well as I would like, but this is improving, and I expect it won't be an issue much longer.

I worked here as a contractor for several months. During that time I was able to observe Gabe as a communicative and transparent leader who has a clear vision for his product. He also has a great team working with him to deliver. As I worked with nearly everyone in some capacity or another (whether as coworker or client), I can honestly say that during the time my interactions with everyone were really positive. I love the core values ("PFARD" - look it up!) and it was clear to me that employees were hired to that standard. It's been a while since I worked here but even now I would recommend it.

The biggest frustration for me was having my direct 'manager' be located in a time zone quite far from me, which made getting questions asked/answered in a timely manner difficult. That said, it's to be expected in a 100% remote and global workforce, so working and scheduling at odd hours becomes the norm, and (in my mind) a certain amount of flexibility is required to be able to deliver results.