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Growe
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Growe is a leading business advisory and services group in iGaming and Entertainment. We are creators of strategies that work and solutions that scale. Combining strategic vision with hands-on expertise, we help businesses navigate the fast-evolving industry, seize new opportunities, enter new markets, and achieve sustainable growth.
Our expertise spans across key areas: from business and brand strategy development to market research, marketing solutions, IT customization, organizational structuring, and talent management. We partner with our clients to turn challenges into competitive advantages, ensuring successful market entries and long-term global expansion.
At Growe, there are no limits to our ambitions! We boldly break stereotypes and strive for unparalleled achievements in an ever-changing industry.
Administer and maintain compensation and benefits programs;
Act as the main point of contact for pay and benefits questions from team members;
Track and reconcile different compensation types (bonuses, allowances, referral payouts, and similar) and flag discrepancies early;
Support regular audits and reporting on compensation and benefits data;
Suggest improvements to existing pay and benefits processes based on what's actually happening on the ground.
2+ years of experience in payroll, compensation & benefits, financial controlling, or total rewards;
Hands-on experience running monthly payroll cycles and handling multiple compensation types (bonuses, allowances, overtime, referral payouts, and similar);
Strong attention to detail: comfortable with numbers, payroll data, and policy documents where small errors matter;
Excellent communication skills: able to explain pay and benefits topics clearly to non-specialists;
Speed and adaptability: comfortable with monthly deadlines and shifting priorities.
GROWE TOGETHER: Our team is our main asset. We work together and support each other to achieve our common goals;
DRIVE RESULT OVER PROCESS: We set ambitious, clear, measurable goals in line with our strategy and driving Growe to success;
BE READY FOR CHANGE: We see challenges as opportunities to grow and evolve. We adapt today to win tomorrow.
Benefit Cafeteria (compensation for the gym/stomatology/psychological service
Annual salary review (based on performance);
Quarter bonuses according to the company’s policy;
Individual annual training budget which allows to visit paid conferences, training sessions, English lessons, workshops, etc.;
Growe University (Leadership Programs, Knowledge sharing, Webinars, etc.);
Corporate events and team-building activities;
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