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EF (Education First)

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EF (Education First) reviews

3.4

61% would recommend to a friend

(4,608 total reviews)
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Edward Hult, Ph.D

61% approve of CEO

47% positive business outlook

EF (Education First) has an employee rating of 3.4 out of 5 stars, based on 4,608 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The EF (Education First) employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Educación industry (3.7 stars).

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5K reviews
3.0
Dec 18, 2018

Beware, Young Applicants

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Cool building and casual dress code

Cons

Many people feel underpaid for the amount that they work - and many feel constantly overworked. Management lacks transparency in their expectations for you, and this isn’t just high level managers, but direct superiors. It’s very easy to be suckered in by the “paid travel” perk, but it is very possible that you won’t travel at all. Finally, bias and cliques are very alive here, and if the “big happy family” idea seems to good to be true, you’re right. Overall, EF presents a very attractive picture to younger applicants in particular, as they hire them in large groups to compensate for the high turnover. Remember that this is a place of business and has its faults, stressors, and ugly secrets just like anywhere else.

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EF (Education First) Response
7y
It is true that we work hard at EF, but we also endeavor to help staff balance their professional and personal interests by offering a variety of opportunities to learn (through professional development workshops, free language classes) and have fun (through free exercise classes, trivia nights, and service projects). Ours is a very goal-oriented culture, which ideally helps to make expectations clear. I'm sorry that that wasn't your experience. Our strategy of onboarding large start groups is a reflection of both our growth and investment in our new team members. The large start groups give new hires a cohort of peers to share in the experience of onboarding and going through our extensive training programs.
2.0
Apr 5, 2018

A bit of a cult of personality

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Beautiful office, on-site cafeteria, nice people.

Cons

Expectations of employees are disconnected with realities of work life balance. The promise of endless travel should be taken with a grain of salt, the mission while eloquently stated is more lip service than anything. This is a sales organization first and foremost. Pay is sub-market, and you won't see much better than a cost of living adjustment unless you are in management. They have somehow convinced everyone working there that they are not worth paying a market rate, and will let you leave and just train the next man up.

1.0
Dec 7, 2017
Recommend
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Pros

Party,drinks,outings. Good Package,it helps you to get offer letter in good companies. You can learn worst experience in your life which you not expected in dream also.

Cons

Please read all bad reviews wrote by the Current/Former employees.All are very true. Dont join here just sake of good Salary.Its product based company ,you find good work.all work are kind of support and bug/defect fixes,You wont learn anything here.All projects are using old .net technology.No career growth for you.

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