Seefar Reviews

Great (and fun!) coworkers, flexible work schedule, remote working, mission-driven organisation, horizontal structure. A fantastic place to work for someone passionate about achieving impact who also wants the flexibility of living wherever they want.

You are extremely empowered to do your job. The work Seefar does is really inspiring. Low levels of hierarchy and a pretty flat org structure. You can collaborate and talk with anyone in the organisation without barriers to get stuff done. You are entitled to unlimited leave. No one abuses it. Management encourage you to take more leave. Your work hours are flexible. Recently introduced a pension, benchmarked pay rates and home office support. The team is extremely close for a remote workforce. Probably because we get together in person a lot and everyone is friendly and helps each other so much. There doesn’t seem to be any hidden agendas or internecine warfare, the best ideas almost always win. People are also really willing to be challenged and challenge each other to come to a good decision. This level of openness is really hard to find. Management is really solid and often inspiring actually. Not many organisations could have done what Seefar has done in such a short space of time. There is also a clear focus on ppl and they are doing as much as they can given how fast we are growing. Kudos to them. People are asked to leave if they aren’t a good fit, either for values, workstyle or performance. That doesn’t happen in many development organisations. It means our team keeps getting stronger is not weighed down by dead weight. But you are supported, so almost everyone thrives. It is mainly arrogant people who don’t do well at Seefar, at least that is my observation based on me thinking about this a lot. Seefar seems to take things back to their roots before deciding on a new system. It is unlikely that something will get implemented just because someone ‘did it that way’ somewhere else. If there is a problem, management are quick to act and get it fixed. Genuinely the best job I’ve had.