Prevalent bully culture. Don't join - Anonymous employee RICS Employee Review

1.0
Sep 15, 2018
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Salary on time. 150 year old legacy

Cons

There is a widespread bully culture in Rics. They boast a lot about ethics and standards. Irony is they have no ethics of their own. Senior management bullies junior employees really bad and nobody seems to think of this as a problem. Talent is not valued here. There is rampant favouritism and bias. It is a confused organisation and they don't know where they are headed. No career growth possible here. Don't join it if you are looking for career growth

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RICS Response
7y
Thank you for your feedback. We do not tolerate any form of bullying, but can only deal with such issues if we’re aware of them, and encourage our employees to report such matters. Though you have left RICS, I would greatly appreciate further information on your experience here and invite you to please contact me at feedback@rics.org for a confidential discussion. Marina Kilcline, Chief People Officer

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