Broadridge Reviews

Current Employee – been working at Broadridge full-time for more than 3 years

Pros – Location, clean work enviornment. On site medical

Cons – Promote inexperienced individuals. Life work balance

Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend

Current Employee – been working at Broadridge full-time for more than a year

Pros – Great crew, flexible hours, fairly easy job, lots of career opportunities.

Cons – Lack of work during the summer, overtime was never allowed, supervisors had poor communication skills, low pay rate.

Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend

Former Employee – worked at Broadridge for more than 7 years

Pros – They try to have a nice work relaxed work environment.

Cons – Don't really see talent but they think they do.

Advice to Senior Management – Think outside the box more, they didn't have to lay off people. They could have just made it bigger and better...the proxy dept that is.

Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend – I'm not optimistic about the outlook for this company

Former Employee – worked at Broadridge full-time for more than 10 years

Pros – Great company that never stops in Client Satisfaction, and has great benefits. Great Senior management that cares about its employees

Cons – Intimidating middle-management who could care less about there employees, lousy pay as well

Advice to Senior Management – Re-think your middle management people, and its not all about skill-sets. People skills are more important sometimes.

Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend – I'm optimistic about the outlook for this company

Former Employee – worked at Broadridge

Pros – Some groups have very good experiences

Cons – Some groups over tax the team, are badly organized, have partial managers.

Advice to Senior Management – Review all teams to make sure they all follow the same process and standards set by upper management.

Current Employee – been working at Broadridge

Pros – It is in a financial services industry.
It offers flexible work time for employees.

Cons – There is no career growth in certain departments.

Current Employee – been working at Broadridge

Pros – Good environment, friendly co workers

Cons – Depending on the location there is little room to grow within the company

Advice to Senior Management – Offer more career development and mentoring program. Even though they have meetings on changes in the company some department aren't in the know so there should be better explanation.

Current Employee – been working at Broadridge

Pros – Good, clean and competitive work environment

Cons – work never finish and so some time there is a feeling that there should be more then 24hrs in a day.

Advice to Senior Management – Life and work balance is needed

Current Employee – been working at Broadridge

Pros – - definitely good with work/life balance
- great benefits
- bosses a mainly cool and laid back
- great place if you have interest in the financial industry but keep getting rejected by the bigger firms

Cons – - did not receive formal training for my job, the training had to come from another employee who was egotistic and very condescending (my manager saw this and did nothing about it)
- managers know the financial industry but do not know how to manage people
- you have to deal with a lot of nobody's who think they're somebody

Advice to Senior Management – Do what the job pays you to do; manage your employees, stop treating the good ones like crap, stop being lazy and get in the game! Be someone who us great employees could look up to and try to emulate.

Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend

Current Employee – been working at Broadridge

Pros – Good People, many of whom want to do great work

Cons – Old technologies and processes, working w/outdated technologies and inefficient processes
Senior Management rewards themselves at expense of worker bee
Same old strategies will not grow the company - definition of insanity...do the same thing over and over
Old school thinking - many leaders have old school thinking and styles
Overworked and underpaid

Advice to Senior Management – Go spend a few days entrenched in each of the businesses and get a true understanding of what goes on day to day - might be an eye opener for you...

No, I would not recommend this company to a friend