Fast-paced startup life, big airline benefits - Anonymous employee ZeroG Employee Review

5.0
3 Apr 2021
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

The company naturally attracts people who think differently about how to run a startup without fixed heirarchies, and there are so many projects going on and so many opportunities to get involved with actually running the company that you'll learn fast and (to a certain extent) be able to design your own job description. It's great practical experience for anyone who aspires to be a future tech leader. Also being able to use your Lufthansa yellow badge for staff standby travel and other travel industry discounts is incredible for people who love travel!

Cons

This job will challenge you: it's still a chaotic startup in many ways so don't expect smooth HR processes. It'll definitely help if you're the sort of person who likes to fix problems and get your hands dirty building organizations.

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5.0
25 July 2025
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Pros

- Flat hierachies, but still has a great leadership with their Managing Director - Great colleagues from diverse backgrounds - Good salary with great perks (flight benefits!) - A lot of interesting projects - Fun off-sites and hackathons - Many opportunities to participate in all parts of the company, but you're not forced to

Cons

- The hiring procedure went through a lot of restructuring and was a bit chaotic at some time - Your work varies strongly on the projects you're assigned to

1.0
15 May 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Potential for learning if you have time

Cons

Unrealistic Expectations: The company has a habit of overpromising to clients and then underdelivering, which leads to a stressful work environment. Skill Gap: Many employees, particularly recent hires, have impressive academic credentials but lack practical experience. This can lead to inefficiencies and slow down projects. There seems to be a reluctance from some to learn new skills or adapt to changing needs. Toxic Work Culture: A culture of arrogance exists among some senior employees who view themselves as superior to newer colleagues. This can lead to gossiping, negativity, and a top-down communication style that stifles creativity and initiative.

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