Azendo Reviews

Low salaries for both locals and foreigners Bad/inexperienced management Unappreciative of loyal employees, but seems to reward new employees with higher salaries, more flexibility etc Bad equipment, including laptops, screens, tables, chairs etc. Micro-managing They brand it as a company with scandinavian leadership and values, but that is not my experience Big difference in how employees are treated, there's clearly favorites I could add more to the list here, there is lots of space for improvement. I would purely recommend Azendo for the experience of living in Thailand.

While it can be a decent starting point for recent graduates to gain industry experience, particularly when combined with an adventure in Chiang Mai, there are some key factors to consider. Salaries offered are below average, with limited room for negotiation. Additionally, there's a lack of opportunities for professional development through peer-to-peer learning. Perhaps the most significant disconnect lies in the company's motto of "freedom under responsibility." In reality, the daily work environment is characterized by micromanagement, leading to a stressful atmosphere where employee contributions aren't always fully valued.