Great company, great culture - Anonymous employee G3G Employee Review

Nice working environment, free fruit and drinks provided, massage therapist who came in once a week. I had ownership of some big, complex projects which really boosted my career, and still look impressive on the CV 3 years on. They took a chance on me when I had no experience Lovely colleagues who regularly skipped lunch to teach me

The only reason I got the big projects is because the complexity of the work was massively underestimated. I received no recognition for it within the company and I was actually told by one of the directors that if I was able to do it then it must be easy. No training or support from management. I was actively discouraged from skilling up by some company directors. Huge amount of bureaucracy and red tape, especially around finance/purchasing and timesheets. Much worse than any of the large companies I have worked for since. Very top heavy management structure Little to no opportunity to advance internally

People working at G3G are generally very knowledgeable and experienced, and there is a fair bonus system which rewards people who work hard. Working at G3G gives a good opportunity for a good work-life balance with flexible, home-based working, and an excellent opportunity to learn and develop new skills with top-class SAP professionals.

As work is remote, it can be difficult to build relationships with colleagues, although the biannual Company Training Days where everyone gathers at a hotel are excellent and good fun! You need to be self-reliant and to be able to work on your own, which is not really a negative but doesn't suit everyone. Lack of an HR department can be considered a negative, though companies of this size often don't.