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Next Station is an international recruiting platform. We help companies meet candidates located anywhere in the world.
We have worked and built international teams across multiple countries. We decided to use our past experiences as job-seekers and recruiters to simplify international recruitment. How? Making it easier for candidates to meet the right companies - wherever they are.
We started Next Station in 2018. Today we’re a team of 32 people with lots of different nationalities, and we are always looking to expand and grow.
This profile is managed by Bil** Jaw** (b**********@nextstation.com)
Below Average: the profile gives buyers too little direct evidence to shortlist Next Station confidently. It lists no portfolio cases or customer reviews, and no TechBehemoths Award editions, so request relevant case studies, references, and direct verification before engaging. Next Station lists 1 service and 4 focus areas, but their names are not supplied here; buyers cannot tell what it builds, how much of the delivery stack it covers, or which technologies it uses. The extensive company description and 12 industries provide positioning, while 1 office and a 10-49 person team indicate a smaller footprint. Its stated client range extends from starting-scale businesses to enterprise, but work samples are needed to validate fit across those segments. A manager has claimed the profile, though it is not domain-verified; 1 manager is listed. No platform dates are available to establish whether the thin evidence reflects a recent listing. Verify current capabilities and profile details before proceeding.
The profile has 0 reviews, so there is no customer feedback or rating evidence to assess. Buyers cannot use this page to gauge client experience, communication, or delivery outcomes, and there is no basis for treating the review signal as positive or negative. Before shortlisting, request references from comparable engagements and ask how results were measured. The missing reviews limit what the profile can establish; they do not show that clients were dissatisfied.
No TechBehemoths Award editions are listed. Platform recognition therefore adds no supporting signal to the profile, and buyers cannot use award history to corroborate the company’s standing on this platform. This is an absent signal, not evidence of weak delivery; companies may not actively engage with platform awards. Base a decision on relevant case studies, references, and verification of the capabilities needed for your project.
A manager has claimed the profile, but it is not verified through a business email matching the company’s website domain. That gives buyers an identifiable profile contact, but not the strongest confirmation that the listed information is backed by the company. Verify current services, team details, and project examples directly before relying on them for a procurement decision.
The extensive self-description gives buyers room to understand the company’s expertise and approach, making it a useful orientation signal. That is evidence of profile coverage, not proof of delivery: a company description states how a firm presents its work, while buyers still need project examples to verify execution. Read it for the stated capabilities and working approach, then compare those claims with relevant case studies and client references before treating them as demonstrated strengths.
No portfolio cases are listed. Buyers therefore cannot inspect delivered work, judge the relevance of past projects, or compare outcomes against their own brief - a significant gap in the profile’s most direct form of delivery evidence. This does not establish how the company performs, but it leaves little basis for a project inquiry on the profile alone. Request case studies tied to your industry, scope, and technical requirements before shortlisting Next Station.
The strongest supporting signals are the broad industry listing and the stated reach across client sizes, including enterprise. The picture is less complete on operating scale and inquiry accountability: the company is in the 10-49 person team band and lists 1 account manager. No platform articles are published. With 7 of 8 supporting fields filled, the profile has useful positioning data, but buyers should prioritize comparable project evidence and confirm team capacity.
Locations
Next Station has one office.
One Office
Company Speciality
Where Next Station's expertise concentrates - services, technologies, and which clients they fit best.
Services provided
Focus(%)
Focuses & Technologies
Client Focus
- 50% - Mid-market ($1M - $10M)
- 29% - Small Business ($500k - $1M)
- 17% - Enterprise (>$10M)
- 3% - General partnership ($200k - $500k)
- 1% - Starting to scale (<$200K)
Industry Focus
- Information technology50%
- Business services10%
- eCommerce9%
- Automotive7%
- Advertising & marketing6%
- Financial services5%
- Legal5%
- Media3%
- Education2%
- Arts, entertainment & music1%
- Health Care & Medical1%
- Real estate1%
How Next Station compares with other companies in France
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How Next Station compares to other companies based on profile strength?
Next Station carries a Below Average profile-information label in Paris. That places it in the lower part of the local profile-strength range: the city distribution is weighted toward poor and very poor labels, while average and stronger profiles are also present. This is not a service-quality rating, but it means buyers will find less on this profile than on most alternatives.For a shortlist, treat the profile as an incomplete basis for comparison, not evidence of weak delivery. Request core details directly, including relevant project examples, team experience and delivery approach, before judging fit. A profile may simply not be actively maintained; either way, the information gap remains one for the buyer to close.
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