Booking.com reviews

The training is nice and thorough, even though it does make you feel like they are trying to brainwash you from the beginning. Really hard to advance within the company regardless of the skills you bring with you. The team leaders seem like Stepford Wives: nice and caring in a really creepy, fake way. The vacation setups are horrible: you usually have to ask for vacation days at least 3 months in advance and you will probably never get more than two or three subsequent vacation days because the software they use to allocate vacations just wont let you. Theres a crazy amount of pressure on you to perform, even when you are well above the goal they have set for you. They do offer you a lot of great things: free lunch, freebies, fruit etc, but once youre working for them you know why: the pay is barely above minimum wage and you have to deal with the hierarchy, high expectations (to get bonuses) and plenty of overbookings and demanding customers on a daily basis.

This place is growing fast and is getting big. There's some internal politics that comes with that. Promotions aren't transparent and there's a huge discrepancy in compensation amongst peers.