Camunda reviews

3.5

54% would recommend to a friend

(145 total reviews)
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Jakob Freund

60% approve of CEO

60% positive business outlook

Camunda has an employee rating of 3.5 out of 5 stars, based on 145 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Camunda employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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145 reviews
3.0
Jun 12, 2025

A great company that could shine brighter again

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

- Employees and coworkers are the best, Camunda would be nothing without them, their mindset and awesome technical knowledge and ease of collaboration, as well as transparency and human values. It takes time and its really hard to build and replace teams with that level of great people - In my case, my direct manager is also great and really feels like part of the team, we never had any big issue within the team in general, and if we did its a safe place where everyone can talk about it and help each other - When someone in the team needs some time off (let it be a couple of hours to take care of something or a day off to rest) its all good and we are all organized, noone ever pointed fingers for this kind of stuff (this is probably one of the many parts of the work-life balance thing employees are concerned about going away)

Cons

- Removing an optional yearly company gathering that many employees liked for team-building - Imposing instead a yearly company kickoff where everyone must assist, which interferes with employees out-of-work planning, time off and the remote-first value - When I joined the CEO was congratulated for the company approach on transparency, which compared to other companies experiences makes sense. It is definetly a game changer on creating a safe, non-toxic and fair work environment for everyone, thats one of the things that makes Camunda stand out among other companies. Like it has been mentioned in other comments, this looks like its starting to dissapear starting from the SLT, along with the employees that promote and value transparency - We were told that if we want work-life balance we should look elsewhere, and the answer we got to why was that told afterwards, sounded like a vague excuse to not make it sound too bad and turn the conversation around. Just like another good value many Camundi have, recognising mistakes is part of growth and anyone can make them without being judged for it, Im sure at least some Camundi were expecting this to be done by SLT as well, like simply explaining it was a communication mistake that anyone can make and it would have been fine - Companies that start going downhill and have massive employee rotation numbers, multiple SLT replacements/hirings, acquisitions and therefore a big loss of specific and technical company knowledge, they all start with these kind of company practices "hints". Hopefully Camunda wont steer in this direction and it will be just a slip, it can be fixed with proper action and conversations instead of creating a permanent deal out of it In conclusion, it looks like SLT is trying to push their new "values" downstream starting with some little "hints", and they received a major pushback and answer from the employees, because they actually care and promote the previous approach to transparency and work environment that Camunda itself promoted. Employees are doing their best to build that generational company SLT mentions. We have the best employees (no need to copy fancy wording like "A-players") and it can be accomplished, but like a tree, you cannot cut Camunda roots in order to grow, otherwise the tree starves and employees start leaving, uncomfortable working environments appear like other reviews mentioned about some "leader", internal knowledge that takes time to build exits the company... and so on, while other competitors then could take the opportunity and start riding the wave we want In few words, you cannot build a generational company if employees have great values like transparency or work-life balance that are not matched by SLT. These values and roots keep the good mood of Camundi, retention of great employees and increases the quality and quantity of their contributions. Achieving big goals doesnt mean we need to leave the great values that were built by Camundi behind.

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Camunda Response
12mo
Thank you for taking the time to share your review. The pride you take in your team, your manager, and your peers truly resonates and we couldn’t agree more: our people are the heart of Camunda. We also hear your concerns around recent changes, whether that’s shifting priorities, how we handle communication from leadership, or the impact of certain decisions like the retreat. These transitions have not been easy, and we know that even well intentioned changes can sometimes have unintended consequences. We want to support Camundi through change in a way that feels aligned with our values not in conflict with them. It’s something we’ll keep working toward with intention. Thank you again for sharing this.
5.0
Jun 12, 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Salary leadership Product work and life balance Remote work Great Colleagues

Cons

marketing is the weak Link

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Camunda Response
11mo
Thank you for your thoughtful feedback. We're really glad to hear that your experience at Camunda has been positive and you welcome the ongoing transformation.
5.0
Jun 12, 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

- Camunda does really value a Remote culture and Flexible Time Off (FTO). C-level leadership take more than a month of vacation every year. The company is really flexible with working hours and there is no judgement for working when you need. You can take a morning off, work from a different time zone, etc. We are measured by the quality of our output. - There's lots of room to grow professionally. I still have the feeling that we're a startup where we're encouraged to bring new ideas and work independently. Managers trust us with large projects and new challenges. - Compensation for Europe is at or above similar companies. - I like being a part of a company that produces a good product. We have good customer ratings and NRR. We aren't "making the world a better place" but we are creating something useful. In my time at camunda I watched our annual customer event grow from a couple hundred to over a thousand people. - The leadership team is made up of some "been there, done that" and some that rose through the ranks. I think it's a good mix that offers healthy perspective. - The CEO is thoughtful, interested, and curious. He is open to being challenged and responds well to other ideas. The positive aspects of Camunda's culture come from him.

Cons

- We want to be a category leader, but we are a bit slow in realizing this goal. We have product delays which impede this from a customer perspective and alignment/execution delays which impede us from an internal perspective. - I think that part of making a remote culture really work are making sure that there are in person events that build alignment and trust. I understand cancelling the retreat but think we should continue with the regional social gatherings and invest in smaller, local events. - The equity is quite small and does not motivate me.

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Camunda Response
12mo
Thank you for your thoughtful feedback. We’re glad to hear that flexibility, compensation, growth opportunities and a strong culture continue to stand out in your experience. Your points on improving execution and investing in in - person connection are well taken.
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