Decision Tech Overview
4.8★- www.decision.tech
- London, United Kingdom
- 51 to 200 Employees
- 2 Locations
- Type: Subsidiary or Business Segment
- Founded in 2005
- Revenue: $25 to $50 million (USD)
- Internet & Web Services
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Pros
Great focus on culture that allows for a fast paced environment Driven and skilled teams Lots of training opportunities for professional development High achieving company Great social events and clear emphasis on creating long lasting relationships in work
Cons
Lack of flexibility on working from home
Diversity and Inclusion at Decision Tech
Decision Tech Interviews
Senior Front End Developer Interview
Anonymous Employee in London, EnglandDeclined OfferPositive ExperienceAverage InterviewApplicationI applied online. The process took 1 week. I interviewed at Decision Tech (London, England) in Dec 2020
Interview
Applied through a recruiter. There were lots of rounds but it didn't feel that way because of how short each round was, and how quick Decision Tech were to give feedback!
First round was a quick phone call with the Head of Development. It didn't go into too much depth - just a general chat about my work history and reasons for applying.
Second round was a take-home coding challenge. Vanilla JS based - adding functionality to a made up FE framework.
Third round involved reviewing the take-home challenge with a developer from Decision Tech, and then pair-programming to implement more functionality and unit tests.
Forth round was a chat with the Head of Development (again) and a non-technical manager. This covered some higher-level (architectural) technical concepts, and ways of working.
Fifth and Sixth rounds were apparently a formality. The fifth round involved talking with the CTO, again talking about why I applied at Decision Tech, what I enjoyed about programming, work history etc. Sixth round was a chat with someone from HR. Both of these were quite relaxed.
All things considered I had a very positive experience. Decision Tech was very efficient throughout the process and left a very positive impression on me. I was offered a role, but the only reason I declined was because I had an offer elsewhere that was more suited to my personal situation. It was a difficult choice to make!InterviewHave you ever found yourself in a situation where you have disagreed with a decision someone else has made? How did you handle it?
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Company Updates

Decision Tech is delighted to be partnering with Yolt - Unthink Money in providing a next generation energy switching service via our partner APIs. We are proud to be saving money for over 500,000 Yolt mobile app users. https://decision.tech/yolt-partnership-will-shake-up-the-energy-price-comparison-market/

Decision Tech is excited to become part of the Moneysupermarket Group family. This is an exciting opportunity for our team to work on new technology, projects and products. https://decision.tech/decision-tech-to-join-the-moneysupermarket-com-group/
Decision Tech Awards & Accolades
- UK Best Workplaces: Small Category 2018, Great Places to Work, 2018
- Great Place to Work, Great Place to Work, 2017
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Employees rate Decision Tech 4.8 out of 5 stars based on 33 anonymous reviews on Glassdoor.
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86% of employees think that Decision Tech has a positive business outlook. This is based on anonymous employee reviews submitted on Glassdoor.