immature culture in london - avoid ! - Senior Analyst bei Expedia Group: Mitarbeiterbewertung

1,0
7. Juli 2016
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Pros

fancy looking office (london) some really fun people

Kontras

internal processes similar to an immature startup even though the company is big and old london office is in serious trouble after brexit - lay offs are coming no opportunity to move upwards from within - you would be better off in a consulting firm

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Thanks for taking the time to write a review. Glad to hear that you enjoy the office but we did want to address your concerns; you may have seen some communication from our CEO with regards to Brexit recently and we want to assure you we are taking this seriously. Whilst we work through the implications of leaving the European Union we want to assure you, and all of our staff, that we are working closely with legal counsel and our immigration teams to ensure that the London office is not adversely effected. We’d encourage you to speak to your HRBP and manager about your progression concerns. Our review and feedback culture is designed to be open and we hope that an open conversation will help!

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