LifeWorks reviews

3.2

55% would recommend to a friend

(1,781 total reviews)
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Stephen Liptrap

66% approve of CEO

50% positive business outlook

LifeWorks has an employee rating of 3.2 out of 5 stars, based on 1,781 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The LifeWorks employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Management & Consulting industry (3.7 stars).

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2K reviews
1.0
Feb 20, 2022
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Pros

I wish I can point out a few pros if you are US employee. I can’t even say anything about the unoriginal logo ( very Moonbase). But if you visit Montreal, you are guaranteed the best poutine fries ever in your lifetime.

Cons

I unexpectedly ended up a part of the great work resignation movement, kinda forced out, simply because LW has no clue what’s has and is happening out side the management bubble. Mealy 1-1.8% salary increase in 2021 after record revenue during the pandemic year of 2020. I warned them 18 months ago to share the wealth. Listen to your people. Give what they deserve. Get rid of the waste . Promote from within . Get rid of waste. Avoid hemorrhaging of your most talented assets. Nope. Deaf ears. All they care is about them self in leadership and displacing anyone with a better idea than their own. Don’t waste your time at LW. They over promise on delivery to clients , understaff projects and sadly underpay for over and beyond individual effort. They rather put an intern on multimillion dollar project than give a senior a chance to put ideas into place.” This place will give you another managers level work load and never pay or promote you, especially if you are NOT Canadian.

1.0
Jul 7, 2021
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Pros

Good equipment, flexible hours, that's about it.

Cons

Toxic environment with a capital "T". I have never been around a more miserable, divisive group of people in my life. Management will look for any excuses outside of looking at themselves in the mirror. Younger analysts are cursed at, during team meetings management gossips openly about other colleagues. The pay is not worth it. My advise would be find people your happy to work with. Find a company that will cultivate talent and growth. The rest will come.

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LifeWorks Response
4y
Hello, Thank you for sharing your experience here. A welcoming and respectful company culture is an essential part of our business, and I’m very sorry to hear that you have not encountered one at LifeWorks. Any lapse in this goal is unacceptable, and I will be addressing your concerns directly with my team. Please know that you can reach out at any time to myself or your direct supervisor regarding any concerns going forward. We collect feedback for a reason, and sincerely appreciate your taking the time to share this information in detail. Please feel free to reach out to Renee Rotman, our Manager of Employee Relations, at renee.rotman@LifeWorks.com. You can also message me directly at stephen.muscat@lifeworks.com should any other problems arise, and I thank you again for sharing your experience here. Sincerely, Stephen Muscat Senior Director, Global Talent Acquisition, Human Resources LifeWorks
1.0
Apr 26, 2021
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Pros

Ability to work from home

Cons

Unrealistic work load. If you are not working overtime and weekends you aren't working hard enough by managements standards. Management could not make a good decision if their lives depended on it. They have no backbone and cater to extreme requests and changes from clients. Management chooses to ignore issues until things blow up, causing absolute chaos and constant disorder. Employees are viewed as money makers instead of people. Employees are constantly strung out thin and burnt out so the company can make as much money from one person as possible. No communication No opportunities for advancement Low compensation for the stress and workload of the position Zero onboarding and training

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LifeWorks Response
5y
Hello, Thank you for sharing your candid feedback. A welcoming and respectful company culture is an essential part of our business, and I’m very sorry to hear that you have not encountered one at Morneau Shepell. Any lapse in this goal is unacceptable, and I will be addressing your concerns directly with our team. I’d like to connect you with our Employee Relations manager, Renee Rotman, at rrotman@morneaushepell.com to hear more details about your experience so that we can resolve these issues and learn where we can go from here. I appreciate your sharing this issue with us, especially as we continue our work streamlining our processes across teams. Again, feel free to reach out to our Employee Relations manager or send me a message directly at smuscat@morneaushepell.com should any other problems arise, and I thank you again for your hard work here. Sincerely, Stephen Muscat Senior Director, Global Talent Acquisition, Human Resources Morneau Shepell
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