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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.
ThoughtWorks is a family. There are team lunches, weekend activities, family events, and heaps more. The ThoughtWorks culture is fabulous to be a part of.
The interview process to get into ThoughtWorks is the longest and hardest process I have ever been through. It is also the most rewarding. 1. Telephone interview 2. Coding challenge 3. Cultural interview 4. Paired Programming interview 5. Aptitude test/logic test 6. Consultancy Interview and presentation
My work hours can be flexible if I need to go urgently somewhere but in general, I do 9 - 5.30
I have always received pay increases above inflation. Pay is not a very strong motivator for me anyway but I feel it’s plenty.
5 weeks paid training in India for all graduates hired. Free lunch every Friday and likely other meals. The office is always full of drinks and snacks. Monthly communications allowance for internet and phone. $2000 and 2 days leave for training each year (not including the trip to India). Opportunities to work interstate and/or internationally with their own benefits. Lots of events and parties.
Very accessible and friendly to approach.
ThoughtWorks University - spend 5 weeks in India being trained on agile software development practices, consulting skills, and social involvement
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