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    Thomson Reuters Reviews

    Updated February 21, 2019
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    Thomson Reuters President and CEO James C. Smith
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    1. Featured Review

      Helpful (21)

      "One Year Anniversary with TR Review"

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      • Work/Life Balance
      • Culture & Values
      • Career Opportunities
      • Comp & Benefits
      • Senior Management
      Current Employee - Senior Business Analyst in Eagan, MN
      Current Employee - Senior Business Analyst in Eagan, MN
      Recommends
      Positive Outlook
      Approves of CEO

      I have been working at Thomson Reuters full-time (Less than a year)

      Pros

      - Culture (Welcoming, Flexible, Value-Driven)
       - Collaborative Atmosphere - people value your feedback/input at all levels of the organization
       - Employee Appreciation - TR truly values their employees (Employee Picnics, Continuous Education/Training, Career Development, Maternity Leave Policy (AMAZING!!!), and the overall Culture makes you feel appreciated and happy to be apart of this wonderful company.
       - Campus - this building and the campus is beautiful!! I have yet to walk around and explore.
       - Commute - my commute is so much better now. Makes a huge difference in my stress level not having to sit in traffic for hours!
       - Work/Family Balance - This company truly "Gets It" when it comes to balance with family and work. This is so important for your well being and state of mind.

      Cons

      - Communication - sometime with a company this big, it's hard to keep up with what's going on. The notifications are nice, but the come in all sort of directions and it can be a little overwhelming.
       - Company Structure - I know this is in the works - but it's challenging to know who does what and where! I've only been here a year, so I'm still learning the ropes around here :-)

      Advice to Management

      Keep up the great work!!! This is an amazing company and I'm proud to be a part of it! :-)

      Thomson Reuters Response

      Jun 28, 2018 – Digital Marketing Intern

      Thank you for taking the time to provide us with feedback. We thank you & congratulate you on your one year of service.

    2. "Great place to work"

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      • Culture & Values
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      • Senior Management
      Former Employee - Human Resources in New York, NY
      Former Employee - Human Resources in New York, NY
      Recommends
      Positive Outlook
      Approves of CEO

      I worked at Thomson Reuters full-time (More than 5 years)

      Pros

      Awesome culture with a lot of opportunities for employee engagement and networking.

      Cons

      Upward mobility is limited , tech is antiquated in certain areas

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    3. "Senior financial analyst"

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      Current Employee - Anonymous Employee
      Current Employee - Anonymous Employee

      I have been working at Thomson Reuters full-time (More than 5 years)

      Pros

      Great work life balance and ability to take pto

      Cons

      Low pay, hard to get a raise.

    4. "Positive Experience Great Company Going through major changes"

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      • Comp & Benefits
      • Senior Management
      Former Employee - Anonymous Employee
      Former Employee - Anonymous Employee
      Recommends
      Neutral Outlook
      No opinion of CEO

      I worked at Thomson Reuters full-time

      Pros

      Great People, Great Culture, support for long term development

      Cons

      There seems to be a reorg every other quarter

    5. "The company is good"

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      Former Employee - Sales Manager
      Former Employee - Sales Manager

      I worked at Thomson Reuters full-time (More than 5 years)

      Pros

      The company is stable and the employee benefits int he company are good

      Cons

      Salary is not high in the financial industrial

    6. "Create positive momentum for your career"

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      • Senior Management
      Former Employee - Various
      Former Employee - Various
      Recommends
      Neutral Outlook
      Approves of CEO

      I worked at Thomson Reuters full-time (More than 8 years)

      Pros

      Great opportunities, smart people, if you take charge of your career you can move across the company and find a great fit

      Cons

      Lots of turnover with people... continuous

    7. "Work life balance"

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      Current Employee - Anonymous Employee
      Current Employee - Anonymous Employee

      I have been working at Thomson Reuters full-time

      Pros

      Great work life balance at TR

      Cons

      It’s kind of a lame place to work

    8. "Global, principled company, treats staff well"

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      • Culture & Values
      • Career Opportunities
      • Comp & Benefits
      • Senior Management
      Current Employee - Editor
      Current Employee - Editor

      I have been working at Thomson Reuters full-time (More than 5 years)

      Pros

      Global company with lots of possibility for movement. Strong ethical principles. Many staff have worked there for a long time, and are loyal to the brand.

      Cons

      Some bureaucracy (though true of any big company) leadership not always as ambitious as rivals, longevity of staff in key positions can result in stagnation.

    9. "Great company, work/life balance is rough during tax season"

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      Current Employee - Technical Support Representative in Ann Arbor, MI
      Current Employee - Technical Support Representative in Ann Arbor, MI
      Recommends
      Positive Outlook
      No opinion of CEO

      I have been working at Thomson Reuters full-time (More than a year)

      Pros

      Great benefits
      Great room for movement in the company
      Great starting pay ($40k)
      Company events

      Cons

      Work hours get crazy for tax season
      Same for extension season
      Weekends as well, but they feed you
      No OT pay, just straight pay and a small bonus each year

      Advice to Management

      Show that you care more about your lower level employees

    10. Helpful (3)

      "Employee's are only commodities to be traded for lower pay or better deals"

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      • Culture & Values
      • Career Opportunities
      • Comp & Benefits
      • Senior Management
      Current Employee - Anonymous Employee
      Current Employee - Anonymous Employee
      Doesn't Recommend
      Neutral Outlook
      Disapproves of CEO

      I have been working at Thomson Reuters full-time (More than 5 years)

      Pros

      Benefits are decent, pay lower than most companies

      Cons

      Continuous re-org's, closing offices because of better deals made with out of country locations, regardless of knowledge, pay ranges can be very inconsistent with some differences for same job or lower level job making $20k more.

      Advice to Management

      Think of you people once in a while, before your shareholders. Have a little loyalty to the worker bee, and make pay a little more even. Also, when you do decide to close an office, don't come out the same week and say how well company is doing and how great the future is for others. Have a little respect for the 100 or so people you just through out, when you closed there office because the new senior manager wants to save the jobs of people in his office that is out of country.