TELUS Reviews
Updated Jan 31, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Company Rating Based on 230 ratings Employees say it's "OK" |
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Pros
Its improving its customer experience
Cons
where do i begin? i hate my job - they micromanage and really dont care
Advice to Senior Management
really need to reward the good performers and give opportunities to them - they need to stop having favorites....be fair!
Pros
good telecom industry exposure
great work life balance
great educational opportunities
Cons
No career advancement
lots of lateral moves
know someone higher up to get a promotion
Advice to Senior Management
set a clear direction and work in integration of the wireless and wireline units
Pros
- Management always willing to take in new ideas for improvement
- Work environment is excellent
- Great opportunites to advance
Cons
- inflexible work schedules
- had hard time with doing repetitive tasks,
- after learning curve is reached, no particular challenges are present
Advice to Senior Management
- recommend employees for promotion to other jobs or let them be aware of other opportunities when learning curve is reached.
Pros
Lots of support from the leadership team
Cons
lower than average annual salary
Advice to Senior Management
increase the salary to be the same as the market
Pros
They have a Personal Objectives and Career Development Plan that each employee must do every 6 months. The employee creates his/her own objectives or is given a set of objectives that the manager expects from each team member at the beginning of each 6 month period. At the end of 6 months, each employee completes how they have missed, achieved or surpassed each objective. The manager will review each employee's performance and comparatively assess ea individual to determine salary and/or bonus increases. This form of pay-by-performance culture can be tedious for some, but refreshing for younger professionals looking for constant feedback in order to move up the corporate ladder.
Cons
There is a lot of work to be a manager at TELUS. Many of the IT team managers support double-digit number of team members. In addition to completing semi-annual reviews, managers are encouraged to source new opportunities for their employee's, but are also held accountable for their new employee's success and failures on these new opportunities.
Advice to Senior Management
Keep up the PPO, PPR and CCDP process.
Pros
Decent company, job provides work/life balance
Cons
Not much room for mobility, bureaucratic
Advice to Senior Management
More innovation and proactive thinking would help move the company forward
Pros
Stable, good culture, dynamic and room for development
Cons
not competitive in compensation.
not consistent in strategy.
Advice to Senior Management
More insightful and consistent strategies for company 's plan to development in EAST region. As well as focusing on more on revenue rather than politics.
Pros
Solid corporation that does provide solid career paths for the high performers
Cons
Telus has embraced pay for performance that it now includes not only 'variable pay' but development training depending on your review rating. Many previously enjoyed benefits have been eliminated. Ratings are based on the 'bell curve' so you are competative with your peers. Favoritism towards new technologies over required core technologies
Advice to Senior Management
Recognize you have star up and coming performers that need mentoring so don't dissatisfy your long term employees by ignoring them for recognition or compensation.
Pros
Great team to work with. We have fun everyday.
Cons
there's almost no opportunities to have a career grow in Montreal
Advice to Senior Management
To be more in contact with their employees. The talk about career growth but there is almost none and when there's a posting, htey always outsource.
Pros
Really good compensation compared to similar jobs; flexible work (dependent on work group) is a huge advantage in keeping people.
Cons
Too many people doing similar work, leading to territorial behaviour.
Advice to Senior Management
Honestly, we probably have too many people working at TELUS - lay some folks off. Be bold.


