Working for Asolvi is an adventure into brave new frontiers for me. As a team we are given great flexibility and autonomy to pursue the goals that will make the business, and our team, successful. What makes Asolvi different for me is the very open culture where everything is discussed and all view points are welcomed. I also get to work with a wide range of individuals - all of whom are friendly, helpful and looking to pull together to achieve great outcomes for both our clients and ourselves.

I particularly enjoy the transparent culture which provides a platform to have your voice heard and make a difference. New trends in software development are continually discussed and evaluated ensuring you are constantly expanding your knowledge base and being exposed to new ideas

Trust is often considered as an important mindset to have in a company. Asolvi permitted me to experience a concrete application. First, a real trust on the work habits, whether on the work place you choose or the flexibility you have on your work time, the organization is set to give you the best fit. Also, being able to evolve in the company, to see that the management is putting trust on the potential of the employees, helping them to gain competence and experience, is truly gratifying.

It’s great to be working for a company like Asolvi — it really inspires confidence. And we know the company cares about us. They help in every way they can and give us the tools we need to succeed whenever we ask. We can also talk with our line managers about our wellbeing, future personal development, and career advice, which is always good to know. Read More: https://www.asolvi.com/blog/a-day-in-the-life

We all understand that working at the fringes of what’s possible means sometimes an idea won’t be successful and won’t make it into customer-facing trials. That’s why Asolvi’s allowed-to-fail and no-blame culture is so important — it’s a culture with plenty of freedom and a spirit of discovery. We know failures are treated as a learning experience to help inform future decisions and ensure the same mistakes aren’t repeated. Read more: https://www.asolvi.com/blog/what-a-difference-a-year-makes