Ableton reviews

I don't see any Cons, only lots of room for organisational development: career ladder hasn't changed for years, some structures and decision making are implicit. If embracing imperfection is a problem, maybe working at Ableton isn't the right thing.

* payment is not up to par for a company that sources employees from all over the world; it's more akin to a company that resides in Berlin * employees don't actively participate in company's success * there is no benefit in putting in more effort than others (but you can do it if you want to, unpaid) * company tries to meet to every need, even when they are contradictory, and doesn't always recognize the infeasibility of its ambitions * while people strive for harmony, they are bad at dealing with conflict * company tries to do "lean management", but this resulted in not having middle management for years. * company grows fast, becomes more and more corporate: virtue signalling is becoming more important, it's less about your capabilities and more about if you fit certain political categories/quotas * quite centred around US culture, even though it's a German/Berlin company * company only thinks of people to be well-meaning. If they unfortunately employ a, say, reckless career-centered person, they will bend backwards to satisfy this person's needs, even though this destroys the company, instead of containing them. * not my first choice for white cis males