Fulfilling journey at Expedia Group - Business Development Manager Expedia Group Employee Review

5.0
16 Sept 2025
Recommend
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Pros

I constantly learn, I am encouraged to be curios, to face challenges, to take initiative. I manage to find a balance between my work and private life, which was crucial since I am mother of a toddler. Company provides flexibility, 40% of the time you can work from home and my managers were also supportive. I am allowed to dive into the topics I was interested in, and to work with multiple teams. I had a great mentor. I work with decent, respectful people and great professionals.

Cons

It was not always easy to reach the target, Job tasks and cross team collaboration are complex. In my location, there were not so many opportunities to grow and be promoted, but when there was a chance to grow my management wholeheartedly supported me.

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Expedia Group Response
7mo
Thank you for leaving us a review. We're glad to know that you're enjoying your role at Expedia Group. As you're aware, we're always striving to provide the best experiences for our employees, alongside our travelers. It's amazing to see that it has made an impact on you. Keep up the great work you're doing and Go Get What's Next!

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Cons

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