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Mid - Full Stack Developer RingZero Networks Employee Review

2.0
7 July 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

The company have great employees and HR processes are smooth

Cons

just need a bit improvement overall.

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1.0
16 Mar 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Very few positives remain. The company once had potential and a small group of hardworking employees who tried their best to keep projects moving despite difficult circumstances.

Cons

Leadership issues have severely affected the company culture and client relationships. Communication with clients is often handled in an arrogant and unprofessional manner, which damages trust and long term partnerships. The company appears to be facing serious financial instability. Salaries have reportedly been delayed for extremely long periods, which has created major hardship for employees. Because of this situation, most of the workforce has left and only a handful of employees remain. Morale is extremely low and there is little transparency from management about the future of the company. Employees feel uncertain about job security and payments.

2.0
5 Aug 2019
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

- very diverse and friendly coworkers, you will make very interesting contacts - very nice office location with lots of food places and public transport nearby - the health insurance is definitely above average and worth mentioning, they also offer a gym-membership, thai classes and more - the hr and legal department is quite helpful for foreigners

Cons

- upper management micromanages hard during sprints, despite minimal knowledge of the industry with no room for discussion causing chaos, then blames lower management for the consequences and low morale, despite them giving warnings - they want to use agile, but there is a lack of discipline to learn and apply it - unprofessional office politics, people in higher positions insist on ineffective methods because they think suggesting an alternative, even if its already in use, is a personal attack - the creative process is quite toxic, even when presenting hard data and there is no interest in learning to adjusting the process from experienced people - there even is an active effort in trying to prevent people from exchanging knowledge and information, because the person with knowledge might point out flaws, which lead to hurt feelings - low pay - the noise level can be quite bad for concentration - too many people cramped into a small space, leading to bad air in the office

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