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This product is a hard no for me. While it may have been intended to be useful to understand company hierarchies, it was not planned well. The platform often includes incredibly outdated and inaccurate information, which renders it invaluable to their target audience who have to double check other sources. Creating organizational charts through data scraping raises some serious ethical and legal questions. This reliance on potentially sensitive, non-public data can compromise the privacy of organizations and their employees who did not consent to their information being shared. Making these "charts" so accessible leaves companies vulnerable to phishing attacks, as bad actors could easily use this information to target employees. This creates a false sense of security, making it easier for scams to slip through the cracks.
As I see from other reviews, I confirm and endorse the total incompetence of this company of scammers who first promise you collaboration and then leave you without an answer once their interests have started towards you and your image. I had to deal with Marco, a clerk of this company who probably took him off the street to give him a job because he is not capable of managing his moods and knowing how to relate to people, poor guy. Surely they took him for € 500 a month from some hostel in Berlin, given his total incompetence, be careful of people like this one.
Very easy to use and solves the headache that is building and maintaining an org chart. The public org chart is very useful for recruiting and employer branding so that candidates can see who their colleagues will be.
Fantastic, great-quality data in an easily readable format. Looking forward to seeing what comes next.
Beautifully designed product, so easy to use on the mobile version! The Org upfronts insights and info on the team for candidates to get an understanding of us, helping even out that information asymmetry in interviews. Secondly, love being able to send links of my teammates' bios on The Org when making introductions because it gives people such rich context in getting to know them before meeting them.
