Thomson Reuters Reviews
Updated Feb 15, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Pros
Good vision but execution is lacking. Good opportunities for the right people.
Cons
Markets is the red-headed step child of the divisions which cripples the rest of the organization. Pay is laughable...hence inability to retain talent.
Advice to Senior Management
You can't be a high performing org without retaining top talent.
Pros
Stable place to work, people stay here for years.
Cons
No advancement in salary, even if you switch departments.
Pros
Great benefits (401k, healthcare, etc), One of the tops for salary compensation, Employees are very friendly and helpful, Great team environment
Cons
Low morale at Denver location, no advancement opportunities, company has stagnated on moving forward with the healthcare industry, corporate wants to get rid of healthcare division
Advice to Senior Management
You need to move forward with change and not sit stagnant in the past. Just because the industry isn't moving forward doesn't mean you can't help it move forward by helping provide the hardware necessary.
Pros
strong reputation and good company culture
Cons
job responsibilities are limited and difficult to expand
Pros
Dynamic, Global, Diverse, Professional, Rewarding
Cons
Bureaucratic, Complex Structure, Stretched, Reactive
Advice to Senior Management
Be more customer focused, less change
Pros
Plenty of change; autonomous; training support; interaction with other teams; ability to make improvements; good benefits package; great personal development
Cons
Global Service Centres; too much change all at once; global decision-making; frequent changes to business structure; staff not feeling safe
Advice to Senior Management
Realisation that not all the global decisions are made or carried out with the customer at the heart of everything
Pros
Flexiable working time? less OT, friendly colleagues
Cons
Less salary. That's it, no more i think.
Advice to Senior Management
no
Pros
good work-life balance
excellent colleagues
truly a global company
Cons
constant re-orgs
constantly changing upper management
limited opportunities for advancement/development
Advice to Senior Management
We have lost a lot of loyal, hardworking, knowledgeable people because of the constant re-orgs. Please make retention of top talent a priority!
Pros
You get lot of learning opportunities
Cons
Huge work pressure, which some time is un due
Advice to Senior Management
For now not require
Pros
The company has no problem spending money on technology, and it is a great place to work with equipment you otherwise would never have a chance to.
Cons
On the opposite side of the spectrum, the re-org and outsourcing have taken a toll on morale.
Advice to Senior Management
Invest in your best talent, and bring salaries up to industry standard. I am underpaid by 30% compared to other companies of the same size, however I stay because of the people.



