Airbnb reviews

- Very poor leadership and professionalism displayed -- for instance, young managers who are rigid and do not know what is people-management, do not walk the talk, unrealistic expectations and not constructive feedback for career development - Very messy internal structure and unclear distribution of workload (everyone was aware what's wrong but nobody was doing anything about it even though the problem is crucial for day-to-day work) - Favouritism and politics played and some showed no qualms about this because of their 'rank' - Unclear and slow career progression path, even accessing data university classes for personal growth need to take up to a year to do so - Not exactly a flat hierarchy or open culture as promoted, really dependent on managers

- Underpaid (average of €7k less than other tech companies in Dublin). - Poor management, claims to be "on the same boat" but not taking into consideration employees feedback and refusing to answer questions about salary increase among others. More and more people leaving the company who've been employees for more than 2 years, doesn't seem to bother management as still not asking themselves any actions. - No career opportunities if you don't have the right connections (seriously, forget it!) - No work-life balance, especially if you're in Customer Support. - No pension. - Know that if you are a Customer Support, you are at the bottom of the scale and other teams and management will make sure to look at you from above. - So.Many.Meetings - Free food but if you're vegan or don't eat dairy/meat, nothing apart from the salad bar will work for you. - Management will take all your energy, have you work on various projects without giving you any recognition or even, in some cases, take ownership of your projects and without any credits for you.