
Out of 62 The Happiness Index employee reviews, 100% are positive. See below how The Happiness Index employees enjoy their experience at work.
Collaborative, supportive and honest - Embodies the values we live and breath.
They aren't bureaucratic and don't diminish the views of people who are younger or less experienced. They acknowledge they don't always get things right and are open to continuously learning. They always have time for people in the company, regardless of their role or team. They challenge norms.
They treat us like humans. They have a 'leaders eat last' kind of mentality. They tell us the good and the bad about everything.
They are always tranparent and put people first
We have an open and honest team where everyone respects each others opinions, feedback without judgement
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Work from home set-up budget, travel expenses, growth & development budget, annual bonus
My salary is good. Perhaps I could get paid more elsewhere but I doubt I would get the intangibles that THI afford me and that is what matters more to me.
Care coins for our mental health
The benefits and holidays are what matters to people (not just the salary). Support Your Loved Ones, Parental Leave and Wellbeing Days are all so valuable
Pay is above the London industry average and we have so many benefits for wellbeing and mental health on top of this.
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Everyone is in it together and brings their own creativity
They are very supportive and help with any questions I have.
A wide range of people with very varied skillsets. We are all super different but we all work as part of the team and learn from eachother.
Whatever is going on in my personal life, I can bring my true self to work, not having to hide things out of 'professionalism' and know that I have their support. This ethos is embodied throughout the company and really allows us to be human beings instead of robots.
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People are open and supportive. The culture is extremely flexible. The product we sell and our mission and values feel truly embedded in what we try to practice day to day.
Very inclusive, open and honest
There are all sorts of quizzes, team meets, office days, away days etc. But nothing is obligatory. You can do as much or as little as you desire with your fellow colleagues. We have a culture of choice, as our vision is giving people the 'Freedom to be human' at work.
The fact that they really do care about each employee. It not just about the figures at the end of the year.
It's ok to not feel ok. There's no toxic positivity, if anything they encourage us to take time to check in with ourselves and feel our emotions fully.
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Very much showed me the culture they spoke about was real
It was informal, open and flexible to suit me
It was very warm and friendly. Felt like a conversation more than an interrogation
It felt like they really wanted to know about me as an individual. I had a 1st interview where we didn't discuss the actual role. It was all about me and how I could add and improve the culture.
The approach of looking at the person first and the skills set second.
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The amazing people I work with and get to learn from every day.
Helping organisations to have happy employees.
Knowing I can do what I'm passionate about and make a difference
The flexibility and the people within my team.
Being given the freedom to deliver my role in the best way I see fit.
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