Sonja Perry
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Sonja Perry is Product Manager at Glassdoor Germany and has been with Glassdoor in San Francisco since September 2014 as Product Manager for Gassdoor.de and the German-language apps. Born in Stuttgart, she has lived in California since 2005. Before joining Glassdoor, she worked as an interpreter for various companies in Silicon Valley. Most recently, as Senior Project Manager at LUZ, Inc., she was responsible for the implementation of process optimization, risk management and quality control. More information at www.glassdoor.de
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Parental leave, unemployment allowance, annual leave: Employee claims in a European comparison
Parental leave, unemployment benefits, annual leave - a study by Glassdoor examined where in Europe the legal minimum rights for employees are best. Workers are better off in Europe than in the US Legal entitlements for workers are a lot more generous in Europe than in the US. However, they vary greatly in different countries. And:…
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Hurdles in job interviews increase employee satisfaction: It must not be too easy to apply
To what extent does it make sense to challenge an applicant in an interview? A recent Glassdoor study shows that employees who are hired after a difficult interview appear to be happier with their job later on. Why Tricky Job Interviews? Every employee can probably tell their own story about tricky situations in the job interview. This includes unexpected and hardly solvable questions of…
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Gender Pay Gap - Wage Injustice discourages applicants: ignorance offends professionals
The adjusted gender pay amounts to around 7 percent of income. Nevertheless, 7 out of 10 employees assume that women are paid the same as men in their companies for doing the same work. “Not in my house” 2095 is the year when the salary gap between women and men will finally be closed.…
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Sick in the office or healthy at home: "Sick parties" & presenteeism {Trend! Study}
A current survey shows that almost every third employee in Germany goes to work out of fear even when they are ill. On the other hand, every tenth person says they use the cold season to just go blue. Who was interviewed? According to a recent survey by the job and career platform Glassdoor, more than...
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Job prospects in Europe: where are the best jobs? {Trend! Study}
"Where is the best country in Europe to get a job?" asks a study by Glassdoor Economic Research and provides an overview of the labor market prospects in Europe. “Where Is The Best Country in Europe To Get a Job?” The unemployment rate in Germany is at an all-time low. Accordingly, the job prospects for the German…
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Glassdoor award shows what makes employees happy: the top 10 employers {trend! Study}
The Glassdoor Award for employee satisfaction was also presented in Germany for the first time. The results not only show which companies are among the best employers for 2016, but also what employees pay particular attention to. Best Places To Work goes Germany For the first time, Glassdoor honored the 10 best employers of the year in Germany. The companies on…
