NIIT Reviews

Pros

* Global reach * Very collaborative * Accessible managers and support team * Very responsive * Great benefits and opportunities * Teriffic reputation with clients for providing top-notch service providers * Very organized organizational infrastructure; architected strategically for future success and keeping an eye on performance improvement opportunities * Extremely polite, kind, generous and thoughtful company culture!!! * Great PTO, holidays, etc. * They provide many professional development opportunities and courses

Cons

* Since you are working for a vendor, you are paid less than you would if you worked directly for a company

Pros

Most colleagues are good, but nobody has seen each other since 2020.

Cons

New management has consistently driven this company into the ground. It can't sell elearning in a world where everyone is transitioned to working from home. New upper management has shifted to a focus on micromanaging and metrics, which has incentivized everyone not to go above and beyond, to work slowly to show utilization, and to avoid the innovation and risk taking that once delivered value to clients. The company would be better off cleaning house in upper management and starting over.

Pros

Great team members who work hard and are collaborative

Cons

Depending on your luck, you’ll have a good or a terribly toxic manager.

Pros

-bonuses -incentives -location -coworkers -company trip

Cons

Lose incentive if late to clock in or miss a day

Pros

good for freshers to start

Cons

low pay and poor management

Pros

Reliable work and good benefits.

Cons

Management's effort to check in with employees is half-hearted.

Pros

Great people, a fair amount of flexibility, good benefits

Cons

Inconsistent workload, corporate leadership is very isolated from the rest of the staff and makes sweeping decisions that impacts the staff without their input and without actually knowing how it will affect the staff. Inefficient and ineffective HR (regularly messing up payroll, tax documents, etc.) Depending on the client, you can have a great and creative experience, or your work can be incredibly dry.

Pros

Good medical and dental benefits

Cons

Overall growth was slow and didn't have a lot of options to grow

Pros

Great work experience at a large company for someone early in their career but don't stay too long.

Cons

This is a generally listless organization with a relatively simple business plan; to outsource labor to the global south from the global north at bottom dollar. Symptomatic of a large issue in the growth economy, these practices are unsustainable and lead to poor resource management, unqualified middle management, and a top heavy leadership core which downsizes aggressively in poor markets. Leaving for a people over profit organization was one of the best decision of my life, just wish I would have done it 5 years ago.

Pros

They're pretty flexible about working remotely, especially since Covid. Many of the project managers and content development managers have come up through the ranks and therefore, understand the needs of the 'workers on the ground.' The company provides some nice perks, like WFH allowances, Health and Wellness benefits, Internet reimbursement and $100 Uber Eats allowances for pretty much any holiday.

Cons

The other half of the project managers are outside hires who simply have a degree in 'project management,' and therefore, have NO idea what is required of content managers 'on the ground.' In these cases, PMs fail to push back against unrealistic client demands, especially timelines, and routinely overpromise to clients without checking feasibility with their CDs.