Crossover for Work Lead Java Architect reviews

3.7

89% would recommend to a friend

(20 total reviews)

82% positive business outlook

Java Lead / Architect employees have rated Crossover for Work with 3.7 out of 5 stars, based on 20 company reviews on Glassdoor. This indicates that most Java Lead / Architect professionals have a good working experience there. Crossover for Work is rated in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) by Java Lead / Architect professionals compared to other employers within the Recursos humanos industry (3.8 stars).

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20 reviews
3.0
Jul 7, 2018
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Work from home, competitive salary.

Cons

Unreasonable goals requiring 60+ hours a week, but they pay at most 40. You’re expected to be available at all hours due to different timezones.

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Crossover for Work Response
7y
Thank you for your comments. Our standard work week is 40 hours. The time tracking software is designed to provide you with productivity coaching to stay within the allocated hours. If you need assistance, I suggest reaching out to your manager or Human Resources to see how this can be resolved. We never ask team members to work unpaid hours as this is against company policy.
5.0
Nov 13, 2017

Good place to work form home

Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Free hours to work in flexible team managers (not all) bunch of tech. to learn

Cons

no contract or any other benefits you get rather than your salary no clear evaluation process for employees and therefore you might be disqualified by a manager behind the scenes and you won't know until you out

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Crossover for Work Response
8y
Thank you for sharing your experience with us. We are glad this experience has been a good one for you! On the subject of career development and opportunities, stay tuned. We have a lot coming!
5.0
Nov 9, 2017

Future of work

Recommend
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Pros

I have worked for about 10 years at local companies before joining Crossover. After 5 months, I can share the pros and cons of working here: - You don't spend any time commuting. For most of the local jobs I needed 8h + 1h lunch break + 2h commute. This means 11h/day spent with the job. Here I need just 8h. - It was hard to be productive all the time because of noise, personal issues of everyone, meetings, unnecessary interruptions and discussions. With crossover you can be fully productive for 8 hours. You can make your environment distraction-free. No unnecessary meetings. You are less tired. - You can do 40 hours anytime you want as long as you are available at the few meetings we have. - Overtime is paid extra if requested by the direct manager. - Great people to work with. - Better communication and synchronisation than at any local company I have worked with. We have people in the entire world and I never waited for more than a few hours for a reply. Usually, I get the reply immediately. - Software Engineering Managers with good technical background. - WorkSmart helps set the limit between work and personal life. - Very good documentation for tasks and projects. - In some cities the local community has a hub and other facilities. Members make working for Crossover feel less virtual.

Cons

- No paid vacation. Employees are less likely to take vacations, and this is not good for long-term productivity and stress management. - Projects are old, processes are not in place (at least at some clients). The good news is that everyone is working on improving them. - Not too many architecture/design tasks. - Projects may change very often. I like changing projects, but having a different project every month (with other structure, processes and technologies) to install, understand and modify might not be very productive. Also, you cannot do significant improvements. The good part is that you get training/documentation on every project and you can progress fast. - No informal discussions on new technologies (there are not too many informal discussions anyway). No technology conferences, presentations, meetups etc. - You don't see/meet the people you work with.

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Crossover for Work Response
8y
Thank you for taking the time to write us a feedback. We appreciate your efforts in writing us a positive review. We always strive to give you the best remote work experience in Crossover. Thus, we continuously meet and brainstorm on new initiatives to improve and enhance our process, including services available to partners. If you have suggestions or ideas, please send us an email to feedback@crossover.com. All the Best!
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