Fast-moving startup, great learning experience, awesome colleagues - werkgeversreview Anonieme werknemer bij Posh Technologies

- A lot of smart people trying their best to provide value to the clients, and build a successful business. - Fast paced, surfing the edge of technology and putting it to good use. - Pretty good work-life balance and benefits. - Small enough to get to know everybody, learn what they are working on and what are their challenges and successes.

- The company is very flexible and sometimes switching responsibilities, teams or focus can be stressful for engineers.

I’ve been at Posh for four years, which in startup time feels like a decade. I’ve experienced major growth — both professionally and personally — and have had the opportunity to evolve alongside the company through exciting wins and some challenging seasons. What stands out most is the opportunity. If you’re someone who raises your hand, takes initiative, and is willing to stretch outside your comfort zone, there’s real room to grow here. I’ve been trusted with increasing responsibility over time, and that trust accelerated my development more than any formal training program could have. Like many startups, there have been ups and downs. Priorities shift. Roles evolve. Change can happen quickly. At times, that can feel uncomfortable — but it’s also where a lot of learning happens. The people who thrive here are adaptable, solution-oriented, and resilient. The team is made up of smart, hardworking people who genuinely care about the product and our customers. I’ve built strong relationships and worked alongside colleagues who challenge me in the best way. It’s not a perfect company — no growing company is — but if you’re looking for a place where you can make a tangible impact, develop quickly, and be part of building something meaningful, Posh offers that opportunity. Real ownership and growth opportunities Smart, driven teammates Meaningful impact on customers Fast learning environment

Startup pace can feel intense Change and ambiguity are part of the culture Processes are still maturing in some areas