Booking.com reviews

You are treated like a child (no matter your background, education, experience No chance to progress unless you're one of the manager's favorite The management is unprofessional, unfair and incompetent You are not a person in there, you are a number (no empathy whatsoever) Forget about flat hierarchy Really bad communication No way to learn and to improve, no trainings after the initial one Poor salary for the tasks requested Shift until 11 pm, Saturdays and sundays And...what is worse..,quality is not important, only quantity is. So if you are someone who really wants to work professionally and accurately, look furthur, booking.com is not for you. Your qualities will not be appreciated, let alone rewarded

- Despite the fact that I feel Booking really wants to see itself into a league with tech giants like Facebook and Google, the company just doesn't have the same buzz, nor excitement. Not so strange, as the core goal of the company is not a lofty goal to change society or the way we interact with each other, but more focused on creating a great accommodation experience when traveling. - I feel that the company is not very forward thinking when it comes to the creativity of its work space, the ability to work flexible or part time from home, etc. - Due to exponential growth over the last few years middle-management is generally speaking not very good and impressive. - There are a whole bunch of mostly extended leadership folks or the management layer below that whom are between 6-10 years with the company. They walk around feeling they own this company, have a smug attitude and do not realize that at any other company of our size their qualities would push them down three layers in the organizational pyramid. (this might be different in the Tech side of the company on which I do not have a good view, my view comes from the commercial part of the company).