A welcoming, supportive, smart team of builders. - Recensione dipendente - Communications Manager presso UMA

- Top-notch culture - Genuine interest in everyone having fun and being happy - But at the same time, a serious focus on creating good things - Values alignment for me personally, as in caring about success but only if we get there the right way. - I've experienced some real growth, personally and professionally, while on the team. There's never ever been an attitude of zero-sum thinking when it comes to growth here. - I'm surrounded by people who are smarter than me in their fields, but who look to me for strengths in mine - An emphasis on work/life balance - Extremely nomad-friendly, but with clear expectations of "showing up" - I've lived in SE Asia, Central Asia, and now Central America while working for UMA - So long as I have internet, it's all good.

- Working purely remotely does present challenges. While I've met most of the team in person, never all at once. We have done several events together and will continue to, which is fun but takes a lot of effort - There is a lot going on and it can be stressful if you let it be - This is just web3 in general.

- The culture is one of kindness, integrity, commitment to quality output, and an all hands on deck mentality. - The flexibility and adaptability of the individuals in the team is also highlighted in the innovative and iterative way the team works. - Passion for what we're building and the mission we're working on is really something that aligns the team. You see this as everyone is incredibly helpful and willing to help get you up to speed. - The team works very efficiently in a fully remote environment, while not trying to kill your schedule with meetings! - The international team values diverse opinions, healthy discussions, and new perspectives. The value placed on diversity and inclusion is top of mind for everyone. - UMAs community is growing, and it's amazing to watch the project expand it's wings and welcome more people into the ecosystem!

None! We could just use more people to help us continue moving as fast as we'd like to.