Thomson Reviews
Updated Jan 28, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Company Rating Based on 20 ratings Employees say it's "OK" |
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Pros
Friendly working environment.
Pretty good benefit package.
Prompt response and support from line managers.
Cons
The relationship among departments is not strong due to large scale.
Pros
Good salary and benefits.
Good people.
Good autonomy.
Cons
Poor upper management.
Lots of bureaucracy.
Advice to Senior Management
Improve communications to the rank and file.
Pros
The finance industry has always been an area in need for a design revolution, Thomson provided me the vast green field to perform as thinker.
Cons
The retention of good designers was a challenge, as the industry is defficient of experienced talents. Also the lack of internal training contributed to it.
Advice to Senior Management
To invest on each designer, with certifications about the industry, career plan, a creative environment where the group has th bandwidth to innovate.
Pros
Everyone can work in this company
Cons
should improve employee welfare schemes
Advice to Senior Management
Good Management People must be employed
Pros
Pay is okay, and the midwest is a good place to raise a family. Programs are fast paced and usually challenging.
Cons
Moral is terrible, mostly due to the years of down sizing and constant budget pressures. Recent changes in benefits (specifically 401K, pension, and health coverage in retirement) show the companies lack of care and dedication to empoyees.
Advice to Senior Management
It feels like you have stopped investing in the Indy site and are trying to suck the last bits out of the remaining employees. You really need to address the moral issues.
Pros
Used to be a respected name
Cons
Clueless management
Concentration on the bottom-line, not the work
Advice to Senior Management
Work to keep the knowledgeable employees, not the "Yes Men"
Pros
ok vacation and pto and benfits
Cons
concur with others- no opportunities for growth
Advice to Senior Management
none
Pros
Flexible working environment, with non-beuraucratic environment - good to be part of a global leading company who demonstrate continued growth in an ever challenging market climate
Cons
Headed from the US, localisation of some products and service are necessary for alignment with UK market segments
Advice to Senior Management
Management were good at maintaining a flat non-hierarchical environment - which worked well in creating a fluid structure of reporting and escalation
Pros
best reason was staying employed
Cons
long hours, horrible management, didn't listen to employees
Advice to Senior Management
listen to us
Pros
Team work and friendliness. There are challenges and opportunities. Interesting work on leading edge technologies. Multinational company. Mobility and travel opportunities.
Cons
Salaries are below average. There are no compensation packages. Difficult to promote. The company has gone through a deep finantial crisis.
Advice to Senior Management
Increase compensation (salary, bonuses, stocks, etc.) and opportunities to promote. Titles and career ladder should be more clear.
