Learn. Grow. Repeat. - Support Manager Handshake Employee Review

5.0
28 May 2021
Recommend
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Pros

Ever since starting at Handshake I've been led by amazing Leadership. We live and breath Learn. Grow. Repeat. and I know if there are areas to improve upon I am guided and encouraged through that growth. The intentionality by the People Team creates a diverse and inclusive environment that I've not experienced elsewhere.

Cons

High Growth isn't necessarily a con but the effects of high growth can contribute to a very fast paced environment and lots of movement in how we scale our teams and processes, which can be a learning experience to navigate.

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Cons

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Pros

Challenging, interesting position in the short term.

Cons

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