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ThoughtWorks Reviews
Reviews by ThoughtWorks graduate employees
pros
- Great community, interesting work, amazing opportunities to work in different cities around Australia and abroad. The graduate training took place in India, and I got to be a part of a global experience.
- Flat organisational structure, trust, progressiveness.
- Training budget, Flat structure, mobile & internet allowance
- Travel, variety, colleagues
- The awesome people I have around me to learn from.
cons
- Uncertainty around travel
- Strong opinions can mean some heated debates
- With so many interesting things happening and events to go to, I have to pace myself and not just do everything because there isn’t enough time in a day.
- Very strong opinionated people.
What insiders say about…
Working in an agile environment means each day I can work with someone new on something different.
Almost no hierarchy, very social, lot's of trust in employees
There were many stages to the interview process including, presentation, group activity, cultural interview, technical task, technical interview, consulting exercise and written tests. The process took a couple of months and was challenging at times. Everyone who interviewed me was really lovely and understanding though and they did their best to make me feel comfortable.
Research ThoughtWorks, particularly on their site. Sharpen your technical skills particularly in automated testing.
40-45. It is encouraged that we work only 40 hours per week.
$500 book allowance per year $2000 + 2 days leave for training per year Monthly communication allowance for personal phone or internet Unlimited drinks and snacks in the office All graduates spend their first 5 weeks training in India at ThoughtWorks University
I don’t feel that I’m being managed or have a manager within ThoughtWorks. I just have people who I can go to for help with different things and support. I have a primary mentor as well as many other individuals who mentor me as less formally. I receive feedback and can request more at any time. I feel I am praised often and have access to a lot of internal communications. I can participate or at least attend most of the meetings held by leadership teams and have frequent status reports on many elements of the inner workings of the business. I feel I can ask anything of anyone in this regard.
ThoughtWorks University and shadowing at different projects
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