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Performance Development Group

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Unethical and misleading hiring practices. - Instructional Designer Performance Development Group Employee Review

1.0
Jun 3, 2016
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Pros

Some good talented folks have worked at PDG. There are also some interesting projects in the works. But none of that makes up for the cons.

Cons

Poor regard for human capital. Hires people under false pretenses, huge turnover rates, represents themselves as more stable than they are. While I was there I saw way too many people thrown out like they were yesterday's garbage. Some of the employees I knew were solicited from good stable jobs only to be fired after a few months.

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Performance Development Group Response
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PDG has worked hard over the last several years standardizing conscientious and transparent hiring practices. Our talent acquisition team regularly receives glowing feedback on our communications and recruiting practices. Our Employee Satisfaction surveys reflect the highest level of satisfaction with the work we do, our teammates, and our clients. PDG's Leadership team has made great strides in this area and recognizes the value and importance of our employees and contractors! See positive comments from May 24, 2016: https://www.glassdoor.com/Reviews/Employee-Review-Performance-Development-Group-RVW10708452.htm

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Cons

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