Cision Employee Reviews about "work from home"

Pros

Excellent managers; good benefits package; thorough training period

Cons

Staggered hours of team members made it hard for collaboration at times; limited flexibility for work/life balance or working from home

Pros

very good as per work culture

Cons

no work from home as per policy

Pros

Work from home some days of the week

Cons

Hard to move up in company

Pros

Cision provided great training sometimes, good pay and benefits. Flexible work schedule mostly but some people took advantage by working from home a lot. The place may get better when the dust settles but that probably won't happen for a while with all the mergers.

Cons

The mergers harmed the culture and promoted lots more disrespect than anyone wants to handle. Lack of decisive choices from management forced us into bad spots. Change is inevitable at any company and people get that but this kind of overwhelming change makes it hard work sometimes and makes it hard to tell how long you're going to work there.

Pros

you can work from home and the schedule can be flexible

Cons

poor management, not a creative place

Pros

Work from home is nice

Cons

Cision is a lot of smoke and mirrors as to what type of company it actually is.

Pros

I love the fast pace and the work from home. The products and services are amazing. The team is absolutely wonderful that I am on. Even though we are remote, we stay connected daily. My manager is really supportive and challenges me to grow. She sees a lot of potential in me and has let me implement a lot of new policies and procedures and is welcoming of new ideas. I can't say enough about how easy it is to talk to the leadership team and everyone is accessible. The benefits are fantastic, they start day 1 and we have unlimited PTO. I absolutely love my team and love my job.

Cons

I work longer hours remote than if I went into the office, but there is never a day that I feel slow. I am making a difference everyday here and I couldn't be happier.

Pros

Summer Hours Flexible with work from home New office space Some management cares

Cons

Poor compensation Disrespectful employees Lack of leadership Low morale Revolving door of employees CEO is clueless Dated products and services Horrible decision-making Fractured cultures between offices (merged companies) Multiple layoffs and divested businesses

Pros

- People are amazing - Working culture is great (no micro management) - Solid experience out of university - Table tennis and weekly football - Above average benefits

Cons

- No progression in department for my role - Some people are severely overworked without OT pay - Pay is only adequate for new graduates - No work from home option when I left

Pros

It can give you a very flexible work style. You can work from home and plan your work life balance well. People who manage freelance analysts are easy to talk to and understanding.

Cons

Salary is ok. As a freelancer, sometimes you may not be able to work as much as you would like to because there is not much work available.