Booking.com reviews

- The job you are hired for is not the job you will end up doing and the company fails to train you adequately for the transition. - Goals and Targets change radically from quarter to quarter so there is no way to adequately know if you will be getting your bonus that quarter. - Upper management is super cliquey and people advance based on who they are friends with, not on the merits of their skills. - Booking has frozen most of their hiring and is forcing their employees to move to their new offices across the country. They sell this as an opportunity and offer a "generous" relocation package but this has become the only way to advance in the company. Managers constantly imply that you are selfish if you want to stay within your own office and grow your career there. Additionally realize that people are willing to move if you provide good opportunities for them, not just the same job in some nowhere town. - Pay is low for the stress of the job. - Booking is moving to micromanaging your day by monitoring every phone call you make every day. I didn't get into this business to be measured on my sales volume. I got in it to serve the hotels and make sure they are making a good profit off of us (and us them). - HR doesn't care about the garbage or harassment that their managers do or say to their employees.