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Interaction Design Foundation

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Interaction Design Foundation reviews

4.1

78% would recommend to a friend

(66 total reviews)

Mads Soegaard and Rikke Friis Dam

83% approve of CEO

72% positive business outlook

Interaction Design Foundation has an employee rating of 4.1 out of 5 stars, based on 66 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an excellent working experience there. The Interaction Design Foundation 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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66 reviews
5.0
Jan 20, 2024

Constant innovation coupled with a highly structured work enviroment

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Pros

Working with the IxDF has been quite an experience with a well-balanced mix of innovation and routine. The work is often dynamic and pushes boundaries in various areas. Constant innovation coupled with a highly structured work enviroment keeps things interesting, though it sometimes leads to a fast-paced environment that can be challenging. Challenging in the good way and where you grow. The culture here is inclusive, with a team that values diversity and collaboration. The flexibility in work hours is a plus. This aspect makes managing personal and professional life easier, contributing positively to overall job satisfaction. Professional development opportunities are constant and always-available, it just depends on your own thirst for learning and growth. Lots of diversity of projects offers a chance to learn and grow, but it’s up to you to show that you're willing and capable of growing. Team collaboration is generally good, with diverse backgrounds contributing to a rich pool of ideas. However, this sometimes leads to differing opinions and approaches, which can be both a source of creativity and a challenge in reaching consensus. IxDF's values and mission is commendable. Being part of these initiatives is really personally fulfilling.

Cons

Overall, working at IxDF has its ups and downs like any other place of work. It’s a place of growth and challenge, suitable for those who value personal and professional growth and are comfortable navigating occasional ambiguities.

5.0
Jan 19, 2024

Professional growth

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Pros

All in all, IxDF is a cool place if you’re into professional growth and learning. It’s got its ups and downs, but it’s mostly ups in my book. Like some of the other reviews say, the mission makes it fulfilling, adding a lot of heart to the business side of things. The team is generally amazing. A group of diverse people coming together. We got moments of disagreement but I feel we need to learn to disagree more, and not less. Too often, we avoid the discomfort of disagreement. For personal and professional growth the opportunities are endless if you just show consistent results.

Cons

None that I can think of right now. Mostly normal stuff.

5.0
Jun 21, 2023
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Pros

While my experience was remote and from the outside, the facets of the company with which I interacted were outstanding. Just visit their website and take it all in. Those who have build IxDF have done so with as much love and care as a parent would for their own children. You can see the genuine care and deep love that they all share not only for the company and their clientele, but also for each other and all those that are potential new hires. They have established an ecosystem that should be the envy of other business far and wide. While the model which they have made of their infrastructure would not necessarily work within all forms of business, having the mentality can. They actually care. There is genuine care with each member from the top down. They don't send out robotic generated emails, each email from a real human, who in turn, really cares. You don't find this often, but it should be found more. I can't help but feel that the root of this mentality if the fact that the company is run by Danes, who by their very nature are some of the most caring people on the planet. If you don't believe that, go to Denmark and see for yourself. It's like going to a small neighborhood where everyone knows each and their families, but shed that same care to strangers and travellers. Voted "happiest country in the world" many years running, the core values or care and compassion is engrained, and it has shown through here. I will keep looking for new opening at this company in the hopes that I can one day get a foot in the door. I assure you that if you do, you won't ever want to leave. No this isn't a paid ad, they don't need it, their reputation shines enough as is. I've just seen plenty of very unfortunate business models and top down decisions that leave those who work their without hope for advancement or recognition. This is a breeding ground for it.

Cons

It's such a desirable company that every opening gets tidal waves of applicants. While this isn't inherently a bad thing, it just means that the old adage "there's always a bigger fish" becomes more and more prevalent.

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