Bazoom Group Reviews

When I started, there were many layoffs—some understandable, others completely unexpected. Early on, I saw strong, talented people leave because they were burned out. The main management often lied to the team, promising no more restructuring, but over the course of a year, there were constant changes. You could come to work one day and be let go the next. Layoffs for employees outside the headquarters were handled poorly, often without following proper rules or notice periods, sometimes cutting people off work immediately with no warning. Aside from the occasional chance to work from home, there were virtually no additional benefits to speak of.

Horrendous owners. C-level executives are replaced several times a year, for the sole reason of "let's shake things up a bit". Whole departments get shut down without notice. Remote workers are treated as a second class, and if you are not physically in Denmark, then you have no chance of advancement, or even being treated as a proper human being. If you are from Argentina, you do not get paid days off, even in the case of medical emergencies. Upper management doesn't understand the industry at all, and just pushes their own opinions, thinking that because it comes from them, it cannot fail. And the company has already fallen, don't expect them to be around in this form for much longer.