Great company with remote work - Software Engineer zuddl Employee Review

Even in the short time I’ve been at Zuddl, it’s been a great experience so far. The team is welcoming, supportive, and easy to collaborate with, which made onboarding smooth. There’s a strong culture of ownership and learning, and you’re encouraged to ask questions and share ideas from day one. The pace is fast but exciting, and it feels like a place where your work can actually make an impact. Overall, it’s been a very positive start and I’m looking forward to learning and growing here.

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"Zuddl was my first company", I started my journey here as an intern. Coming from a background focused mainly on DSA and competitive programming during college, I was quite new to real-world development. Honestly, I was nervous and unsure about how I would perform or handle the responsibilities assigned to me. In the beginning, I struggled quite a bit. But what made all the difference was the constant support and guidance from my seniors. They taught me so much, and that mentorship played a crucial role in my growth, both technically and personally. It gave me the knowledge and confidence I needed to keep pushing forward. One of the most rewarding aspects of my time here was getting the opportunity to take ownership of the feature I initially started working on during my internship. From intern to full-time, I saw it through every stage from development and improvement to maintenance, and that experience taught me a great deal about responsibility, product thinking, and collaboration across teams. I’m truly grateful to Zuddl for the opportunities and the supportive environment it provided. Over the past three years, I’ve grown tremendously, learned more than I ever expected, and made some amazing friends along the way. I'm especially thankful to everyone from my juniors to the leadership team for being part of this journey and for always being so encouraging and supportive.

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