Unity reviews

Employees are smart and good at what they do. Company culture supports flexibility and creativity.

I have more often than not been working contracts in the past 10 years and in the majority of cases I haven't worried too much about the contract ending. In the role I am in and with my experience I would always easily find another company eager for my services so I wouldn't be too upset when the potential end was in sight. With Unity for the first time ever I just never want it to end, the thought of leaving Unity genuinely upsets me. The Pros are almost too numerous to list and for the most part it is much more than physical things. I had heard many lovely things about the Unity culture, the Unity way etc but I had dismissed it as sentimental hot air. I would say after the first 2 weeks it just clicks, for the first time ever Sunday becomes no longer a day of dread, you start to see people as friends not just colleagues, there is an excitement and desire to get stuck into your work. Unity are instantly so open, trusting and respectful that you want to repay it and reciprocate those feelings. I am in the Brighton studio and I can talk about the great BBQ's, the club nights, the weekly cinema trips (paid for by Unity), the VR room, free food and drink (inc copious booze on Fridays), the free snack shack (you name it they will have it), office massages, nights out, trips out, the fact you can choose your technology, loads of swag including coats, rucksacks and of course t-shirts, flexible hours, stock options, private health, pension etc etc etc etc......... All the above are great but it really is the UNITY culture that will blow you sideways and make you wish to stay here forever. After 20 years in the Games Industry trust me when I say this :-)