Unique company culture

We are not a giant corporation nor are we a small start-up. Instead, we have found a balance in the middle that allows us to know each other, and maintain a unique, pleasant, friendly environment.

Incorporating our fun-spirited values outside of the office is as important as the work we accomplish. In recent years, we’ve been actively organizing a variety of engaging events to bring our teams together — from in-person activities like treasure hunts, karaoke nights, movie screenings, and team-building outings, to online experiences such as hackathons, virtual quizzes, and more. A fun environment and good relationships keep us engaged, happy, and most importantly, motivated.

Adaptation program

All our new colleagues start the adaptation plan during their first days at GuideVision. It is crucial to us that you get familiar with all fundamental techniques of ServiceNow development and our delivery methodology before jumping on your first project. Step-by-step you will be led through the program by experienced lectors within the next 6 – 8 weeks.

You can expect a technical introduction, relevant workshops, and other activities which will be your building stones for your next project assignments.

Professional development and learning

We believe it is only fair to know where and how you can move forward, what training to take, workshops to experience, and which certification (whether it is CIS, ITIL, or CMA) to undergo. That is exactly why we have created clear career paths that provide any necessary information and suit your personal career progression.

Do you want to become a mentor or guru? Or perhaps a Tech Lead, Architect, Managing Consultant, Workstream leader, or Delivery leader? Choosing your career path is possible at GuideVision! We’ll assist you with guidance to help you move to your dream role.

We are strongly supporting sharing experiences and knowledge and learning from each other thanks to internal learning workshops and constantly updating our own comprehensive „best-practice”