Dirty culture. Underpaid minorities. - werkgeversreview Anonieme werknemer bij Contentsquare

There are more than 25 different nationalities working at CS out of 330 people. Diversity is one our main strengths and in no way are people discriminated against - uniqueness is celebrated as one of our company values. Salary is decided in line with market price, and people are paid in accordance with their level of seniority and expertise. The issue of wage equality was addressed 5 months ago during Let's Talk, where people ask the management team questions (in total confidentiality) to answer in front of the entire team. During the meeting, we showed data proving equality of pay between men and women for the same position. The only gaps identified in our analysis (0-5% for the same position, actually slightly in favour of women) were based on level of seniority or performance in the job. We are sorry that you felt that management didn't listen to advice, however our last employee survey showed that 93% of people feel that they can raise their voice within the team. We are very open to feedback and continuously encourage people to tackle issues and concerns as it is important to us that points of frustration are tackled in due time, and we have a very accessible management team that you can always contact. Moreover, we disagree that people are mistreated and that culture is rotten; the survey also showed an 89% satisfaction rate with employee experience at CS, and we have since put in place an employee-led culture crew with a dedicated budget to strengthen happiness at work through culture initiatives. Last but not least, we just hired a people manager in the US who will be another asset in building proximity and support with our teams. We wish you all the best in the future.