Another corporation mandating RTO - Mitarbeiter (anonym) bei Informa: Mitarbeiterbewertung

3,0
20. Apr. 2025
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Pros

-Decent PTO -Annual charity event brings a feeling of camaraderie to global staff and benefits many local charities around the world -Recent push to hire internal employees first before going external, with a few exceptions -Continued support for DEI, multiple resource groups within the company

Kontras

-After years of successful remote work, employees were suddenly asked to return to office at least 3 days a week, including tracking badge-ins. This has left employees scrambling to find caretaking solutions for children or aging parents, and risks losing valuable team members who made significant life decisions based on the ability to work remotely. No justifiable or measurable rationale has been provided for this policy, only the reiteration that employees are “better together.” Morale has since tanked and people are coming into the office sick -Negligible merit increases, low increases for promotions. You’re better off leaving the company if you want a meaningful salary increase -Leaders are far too focused on acquiring businesses, resulting in the constant restructure of internal entities and staff -The hot desking situation is awful -Meetings after meetings, meetings about meetings

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5,0
26. Dez. 2025
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Pros

A truly great place to work!

Kontras

Very limited opportunities for anyone who was hired as a home worker to advance

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2,0
21. Mai 2026
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Pros

Decent benefits, nice co-workers, some international travel, and modern offices. I loved having unlimited sick time but never abused it.

Kontras

This is thoroughly a British company. All key leadership is in the U.K., and they rarely visit American offices. This company is notoriously cheap and cost cutting always wins the day. All U.S. offices are simple satellites to the U.K. corporate offices. Let’s be real, if you are a U.S. employee, don’t expect to be paid well, don’t expect a decent raise, don’t expect development nor advancement, and do not expect the C-suite or division leaders to listen nor care. You are a cog in a machine which is designed to facilitate the offering of low quality information products and services to the U.S. market as a way to soak up as much public and private dollars as possible.

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