Smartly.io Reviews

Pros

A leadership team that is very transparent

Cons

None so far, good things only.

Pros

Great people operations and trust in leadership team

Cons

Occasionally, the direction and priorities of the company change rapidly

Pros

So far, my experience at Smartly has been a really positive one. Onboarding has been very organized and the people are so nice and very intelligent. I feel supported and can already tell that this will be a fun, positive and challenging work environment. It is very clear to me already how much the company cares about it's employees which I feel is rare to find this days!

Cons

A tough interview but brilliant in that it weeds out people who are not willing to take that extra step and put in the work.

Pros

-Fast-moving company with room to grow and advance your career -Challenging and motivating work in a growth industry -Great company culture on a global level -Every employee concern is taken seriously and acted on -Everyone at the company helps define company vision and goals

Cons

-Typical growing pains of a startup shifting to a larger company but nothing unexpected. Things are constantly changing, communication, etc. But I feel these problems are par for the course and a negligible compared to the positives. -Sometimes it's hard to keep up with how fast the company is evolving.

Pros

This is an overview of the Smartly Recruitment process, I have not been here long enough to judge how it feels like working here. - Great communication, full transparency; - Amazing best-in-class product; - International team of A-players; Why I chose to join, other than the reasons mentioned above: - The company is in a really good place, it's growing rapidly and results are great; - It's a flat organization with tremendous opportunities for growth; - The vibe is quite amazing, you can feel the team spirit; it's result-oriented, yet very humble, everyone is extremely helpful; - You can quickly make an impact on the organization with the right attitude.

Cons

The commitment to full transparency results into a lot of information and communication to process on the daily basis. However, I'd rather deal with that than the opposite and a lack of transparency.