Fun, fast and friendly - Team Manager easyJet Employee Review

5.0
Dec 10, 2014
Recommend
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Pros

I joined a couple of months ago and have been impressed so far. They've been very welcoming. It's a very action oriented culture. They do things quickly, and genuinely care about their customers. Carolyn is hugely respected and has delivered a very high performing organisation. There are a lot of big transformation projects coming down the pipe in 2015 so it's going to be a demanding year - but loads of opportunities for people who want them!

Cons

There is still a certain lack of maturity in their systems and processes - some things are still overly complex but there is a big drive towards simplicity. The HQ is at Luton Airport which is nobody's idea of a great location, but it's handy for the M1 and the train links are great.

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easyJet Response
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Thanks you, and welcome to easyJet! Delighted to hear that you're enjoying your first few months. Yes, there is a lot of interesting change on the horizon - 2015 will be a challenging year on that front! Our continued growth means we need to make sure that our internal systems and processes are brought up to date and kept as simple as possible. Your point about the office space is definitely valid. We're aware that things are a bit tight at Hangar 89 and we're looking at a range of possible options to give everyone a bit more space and accomodate our growth plans.

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