Gattaca reviews

3.7

69% would recommend to a friend

(351 total reviews)
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Matthew Wragg

86% approve of CEO

65% positive business outlook

Gattaca has an employee rating of 3.7 out of 5 stars, based on 351 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Gattaca employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Human Resources & Staffing industry (3.8 stars).

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351 reviews
3.0
May 27, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Team had a good culture

Cons

Difficult to change anything due to parent company

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Gattaca Response
1mo
Thanks for your feedback. The culture we have is number 1 for us. A huge priority and something we pride ourselves on - so this is great to see this as a positive. Regarding change aspects, I'm not sure when you were with us, but we have a consolidated approach now, with no parent company traditions. We're all under the same umbrella - which has huge benefits.
1.0
May 20, 2026

Toxic culture rewards bad behavior and silences others

Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

There are select individuals that really care, the rest is smoke and mirrors.

Cons

It would be 0 if 0 were an option. Plain to see that Gattaca are up to the same old tricks of protecting members of their sales teams who bill big, despite having been previously reported for inappropriate behaviour including but not limited to: recreational drug use at work events, racist comments, sexual harassment of young women in the office and ranking girls from 1-10 as they enter the kitchen. But they bring in cash, so it's fine. Just today an individual has posted their long service award on LinkedIn which jokes about having had '100 meetings with HR'. So it's not only acceptable to the business, but actually amusing to them that women and girls are not safe in their business. The same crowd they continue to reward with incentives and awards, despite the CEO being informed directly of many of their indiscretions. If you are a white male in this business with the gift of the gab you will get away with anything. If you're anything else, you can expect to feel silenced and dismissed in the face of harassment. Felt more unsafe at work events than after dark alone in a park.

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Gattaca Response
3w
Thanks for taking the time to share your thoughts, everyone’s view is important to me and it is a shame you feel so negatively. I always want people to have enjoyable careers and experiences whilst in the group, so I am gutted that your experience was not a positive one. Your references tie together a wide range of incidents over many years across many different people. Having traded for over 40 years, we like most businesses, will have had a wide range of issues. I can only speak for my tenure as CEO, but during that period I have been and remain committed to all issues raised being investigated, dealt with and ensuring that no one is silenced. We have clear expectations around behaviour across the business, supported by reporting channels, HR processes and ongoing work to further strengthen our positive culture. Where issues are raised, they are reviewed and addressed in line with our policies and responsibilities as an employer. I believe that subject to the context and situation, people should be given the opportunity to learn and develop from their mistakes. In this case that you highlight, the cited HR issues were poor personal choices early in their career with us rather than any prejudice or negative behaviours towards others. So, I would make no apology for protecting and indeed as per the social post you reference, celebrating someone….if that person has demonstrated consistent positive behaviours and clear evidence of having learnt from their mistakes and improved their life and those around them as a result of this. As the recent external recognition as a best place to work demonstrates, we have created a great environment to enable people to be; successful, developed, well supported, happy and safe. Our engagement is a record high, everyone has a voice and we’ve invested in continued enhancement of behaviours across the whole group. We are committed to providing a safe, respectful and inclusive working environment for everyone, and we continue to listen, learn and we strive improve every day. I genuinely appreciate your comment, but context is also key so as to be a fair reflection of a company. Hopefully those reading the review will endeavour to assess for themselves whether our environment and culture is positive and whether the engagement, recognition and success that our people have, are both justified and fair. All the best Matt
4.0
Jan 26, 2026

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Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

They pay a good salary

Cons

The work environment is a bit stressful

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Gattaca Response
4mo
Thank you for your comments - much appreciated. Good to hear your experiences were positive.
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