LanguageWire reviews

Bad stuff: - Enormous workload. The workload was ridiculously high, but the management didn't respond to our cries for help for almost half a year. In my opinion, this was too late as the whole team was struggling a lot during that period. In the end, they were able to fix the issues quite fast which made me wonder why it took them so long to react. - I personally thought that not all business decisions and strategies are ethically and morally right. This is of course a personal opinion and some people might see that differently. But if you have a problem with questionable ethics in companies, this might not be the right fit for you. - Very low salary. - No perks nor bonuses. No pension scheme, no additional medical insurance, no child support for working moms, no discounts for gyms or shops. We usually had a fruit basket in the office and a coffee machine, but due to covid the fruit basked was not refilled anymore.

LW stated that they live by these 4 values CURIOUS, TRUSTWORTHY, CARING and AMBITIOUS. But if you are curious and you happen to mention this during your one to one, they will used it as an excuse to fire you later on. You believe that your team-lead got your back and you trust that they can help you, but they just add up to the list to kick you out. They workload and stress can be sometime unbearable, turning in some case to burnouts. This has been pointed out several times to the HR (People and Culture) and board, and still no action have been taken, sorry one Yoga... As is natural, you would like to progress within a company but LW do not offer any career path, on the contrary they either externalize the task or hire someone from outside. So if you are ambitious look somewhere else.