DoorBird Earns kununu Top Company Award

BERLIN — Bird Home Automation GmbH, manufacturer of door communication products under the DoorBird brand, has been awarded the title of top company by the rating portal kununu.com, according to a company announcement.

With a score of 4.5 stars out of 5, it counts among around only five percent of companies to have been awarded this distinction.

“The renewed recognition underscores that DoorBird has established itself as a reliable employer brand,” says Sascha Keller, CEO of DoorBird, in the company announcement “I am very happy that our products aren’t only being distinguished for their design, quality and customer satisfaction on a regular basis, but that the employee satisfaction rating will be visible until 2025 thanks to the renewed above average kununu score.”

How DoorBird Earned kununu Top Company Rating

“We provide a range of employee benefits, from pension schemes to a company bike to sports club memberships and much more. Fostering personal development aligned with individual interests and talents, an open culture of communication, and international teams that collaborate constructively are decisive factors for retaining employees and DoorBird’s corporate success,” he says.

On the kununu platform, employees in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland can provide anonymous and serious reviews of the working conditions in their companies.

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