Life at Mindvalley

Mindvalley employees describe a workplace with 55 nationalities, a remote-first policy, and free training for staff. The company emphasizes failing fast, learning, and personal growth in a colorful office ranked among the world's top 10.
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What is it like to work at Mind Valley?
Well.
Hi.
We've got a whole day, right?
My name is Rafael.
Hi, I'm Chi Ling. My name is Monique.
I'm Shafi.
Hi, I'm Mayo.
My name is Christine. I'm Zaiga.
My name is Ramesh Harikrishasamy. I'm a senior art director.
I am the head of brand here in Mayan Valley.
He is a head of product design.
Currently work in business operations team.
Working here at Mindvalley has been awesome. I think it's definitely one of a kind.
I think you get to do coal shift.
55 different nationalities of people working.
You're constantly learning at every corner of this office.
You don't only work, you also make relationships.
We work hard, we play hard, we hang out. It feels like a family.
Any kind of thing that you would like to try or test out. In Mindvalley you really get the space and the opportunity to grow.
So a thing that's super unique about Mindvalley is the office space. It's really beautiful and inspiring.
The office is amazing. I'm not sure if you guys can see right behind me.
It doesn't feel like a typical office. It's colorful. It's really colorful.
Of course, Mindvalley offices were in Inc. Magazine.
Top 10 offices in the world. The whole place is designed for collaboration. We are always changing fast.
We always want people to grow.
We hire on a way where people are adaptive to change as fast as possible.
It cannot facilitate growth if you are.
Stagnant because of all the change that we're doing.
There is a lot of failures, but.
We fail fast and learn from it and then adapt and grow.
Is that the right word? Boredom? Yeah.
Trainings like mastery, like certification that is free for the employees.
We are a remote first company. Kapow.
Yes. Yes.
In Mindvalley we have these different culture days.
The beautiful part about Mindvalley itself, it's like one world, one company because it's so diverse.
Learning new things, words, food. And also the way they party is different. Is there anything else that we've forgotten about?
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