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Native Instruments

Is this your company?

Used to be a great company, looks more and more like a sinking ship - Anonymous employee Native Instruments Employee Review

1.0
Mar 21, 2019
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

- working on interesting products - no overtime, good work/life balance - interesting and talented colleagues (as long as that lasts, company's been letting talented people go for a couple of years now and the trend is likely to continue)

Cons

- upper management is completely disconnected and lives in an ivory tower - middle management busier protecting a sub-optimal status quo that benefits them than making the changes the organization desperately needs - very little opportunities for career development and lots of office politics involved in getting these opportunities - company strategy changes every 3 months, lack of transparency in how and why these changes are justified - agile dogmatism: agile coaches with little understanding of the tech or the challenges the teams face have more influence in the company than the teams actually building the products

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5.0
Dec 7, 2023
Anonymous employee
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CEO approval
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Pros

Great people to work for

Cons

Doesn't pay a whole lot

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Native Instruments Response
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Thank you for your short and sweet feedback. We're thrilled to hear that you've found our team to be great to work with! Your feedback about pay is important to us, and we understand the significance of fair compensation. We're in the process of implementing a new global career framework with levels roles and salaries. As part of this, we evaluated our pay structures to ensure they remain competitive within the industry. Thank you for sharing your thoughts.
4.0
Dec 3, 2025
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Super cool environment and amazing products that are easy to sell, cause who doesn't love music!

Cons

A lot of miscommunication and groupthink can make marketing projects spiral when they could have been more efficient by just meeting sooner.

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