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Recruitment FAQ

How long does your recruitment process typically take?

In both our interest we are aiming for a lean and quick process. But it also depends a lot on your availability, e.g. if you are booking your calls with us for a couple days or a couple of weeks later, and how much time you take to work on the assignment (if any). Ideally, the process can be completed in 2 weeks.

Why are you only accepting applicants based in Europe?

While we are having flexible working hours and favour asynchronous communication, we still need to have synchronous meetings at times and being spread over too many timezones would complicate things.

In addition to that we are organising 1-2 annual onsite meetings at differing locations in Europe. Having team members outside Europe would complicate the travel logistics for such events even further.

What factors define my compensation?

As we believe in transparency and fair compensation, we do include compensation ranges for all roles we publish. The actual compensation offered depends on a number of things, including your skills and professional experience, your overall professional experience, potential previous experience in the sports betting industry, as well as your form of employment (through an Employer of Record or as Independent Contractor, see below).

We do not factor in where you are based as we believe everyone should be compensated based on the market value of their role and the value one brings to the company.

Our offers tend to fall more often into the bottom halves of the published compensation ranges, as finding the perfect match for a role is not easy. But should you be ticking all the boxes, things look obviously different.

Will I be an employee or a contractor?

Like most remote companies, we are usually bringing on our team members as independent contractors. In those cases we are paying an additional premium on the gross compensation one would receive as an employee to cater for certain contributions that are usually taken care of by the employer (e.g. healthcare, social security, pension funds).

However, due to regulation in certain countries or if you prefer not to be a contractor, we can also offer you to be employed through an Employer of Record agreement (EOR).

Do I need to travel if I work for you?

While it is very limited, we do expect everyone to be able to travel twice per year to our onsite meetings. Being remote this is most often the only time in the year when we meet face-to-face and the purpose of these meetings is to bond and have a good time together.