Toxic working environment, bad management, no transparency... - Anonymous employee Trustly Employee Review

1.0
13 May 2022
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Back in the days (about 3 years ago) this place was completely different, it was a nice and friendly feeling among the employees and also the managers. The benefits is still pretty good but for example the everyday breakfast quality is not what it was before, free Monday lunches are removed, the after works is not at all what they were... but some benefits are still good.

Cons

Where to begin... - it's a toxic working environment with managers that only cares about two objectives, to get what they want in their careers and take advantage of the employees work to get there. - very hierarchical, managers only like the ones that doesn't speak up and and says yes to everything. There is no interest in hearing someones opinions or improvements on different topics. - no transparency from the higher management on whats really going on - bad organization overall - bad HR department, not helpful at all

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5.0
22 May 2026
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Pros

The teams are filled with incredibly smart, driven people who genuinely want to help each other succeed. Work-life balance is respected while there is a strong emphasis on moving fast together

Cons

Priorities can shift quickly since the company is growing and adapting to a fast-paced market, You need to be comfortable with a bit of ambiguity at times.

1.0
29 Jan 2026
Anonymous employee
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Pros

The company used to be well-run, thoughtful, and process-driven, especially in the Americas. There are still many talented, hardworking people who genuinely care about doing good work. The product has real potential if leadership and governance were stabilized.

Cons

Since increased control from the European parent company, the organization has become chaotic and inconsistent. Rules and processes change frequently, often without explanation, and are applied differently depending on who is involved. Decisions are made quickly and unilaterally, with little regard for precedent, impact, or fairness. Teams affected by these decisions are rarely consulted, and expertise is often ignored. There is a noticeable lack of consistency in how people are treated. Some individuals receive flexibility, exceptions, or opportunities that others do not, without clear justification. This has created confusion and resentment across teams. Communication around major changes is minimal and often reactive. Important decisions are announced without context, and follow-up questions are discouraged rather than addressed. Over time, the culture has shifted from collaborative to fearful. Employees are hesitant to raise concerns or challenge decisions because doing so can lead to being sidelined or labeled as “difficult.” Following process for the purposes of compliance is treated as an inconvenience. Many people stay quiet simply to protect their roles.

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