Alexandra Jordao’s trivago journey has seen her transform from a Designer to an Editor. Her passions have propelled her around Europe, making a few stops at trivago working in different departments. We caught up with her to find out what made her return (hint: it wasn’t the weather!)
Yesterday, our Düsseldorf HQ was at the centre of a record-breaking storm, forcing us to remain indoors and bringing all public transportation to a standstill. Many were stranded in Golzheim, luckily, many others were there to offer their support. There were severe weather warnings issued the previous day, but no-one was quite prepared for how […]
Lance Badenhorst has been working as a freelancer for trivago over the last two years. Starting out as a writer creating hotel highlights (or “snippets”), he then went on to write hotel descriptions and review highlights, and now he’s currently one of the team’s external editors. Transcribed and edited by Bartolomé Serrano Visiting from South […]
You may have heard about some of the perks trivago offers, flexible working hours, unlimited holidays etc. But did you know we actually send people home from work? Well, not for disciplinary reasons, just because we feel it’s important to reconnect with your roots. But we wouldn’t send them home alone, so we pick a […]
Mindfulness is not about sitting in a corner meditating and being happy…
The third trivago hackathon – this year in collaboration with Techfugees – took place from 18th to 19th November 2017 in the trivago headquarters in Dusseldorf. Creative and innovative developers and designers were invited to compete for cash prizes.
Co-author of the book “Habits”; a condensed version of 50 years of Leadership Experience, Octavio Cesar Martinez analyses the impact we have on other people and tells us how to assume the best in them.
The Carmencitas have made a name for themselves at trivago, by entertaining us with their blend of acoustic funk and rock ‘n’ roll during our ‘trivago vibe’ nights. Now, they are expanding their reach and repertoire, and taking their show on the road. Life at trivago: Hi Carmencitas! It’s a pleasure to get this opportunity […]
Alexander Kislev is a Software Engineer at trivago, who recently initiated a workshop to drive internal knowledge sharing while developing his own communication skills.
Am I a “woman in tech”? I never thought it through before…
