I have a hard time to believe that.
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Just wanted to say
I would have liked someone to warn me when I was considering joining Pearson, so here we go: this is the most toxic company ever, you will regret joining
Forbes 875 out of 900 - It’s laughable.
https://www.forbes.com/lists/worlds-best-employers/
The bottom 5% out of 900 companies. How is that possible.
The company is widely hated by the public due to their bad cell service & customer care.
2025 World’s Best Employers | Forbes.com
IBM landing at #8 is such a joke.
https://www.forbes.com/lists/worlds-best-employers/
Thinking about joining the company. Any words of wisdom to pass on?
Considering on joining the company. May I get the 2025 good and bad info on working at the company please? Any words of wisdom will help me decide if this is a good fit for me.
Thank you all!
Good point.
From one of the lower threads.
Yes, Glassdoor.com lets companies delete negative reviews for a fee. Not sure if Indeed.com does the same, but Indeed reviews seem to be more honest about a company than Glassdoor.
"Folks, we should move to the main page /stifel-financial or www.TheLayoff.com/Stifel-Financial and start new threads thre... that way, replies can roll up under a single topical post..../
it looks like mods or admins are actively moderating.
If they nuke this super long thread for any reason (for example, someone goes rogue and posts unwelcome content), we lose everything. It is important to keep this thread alive so people looking for jobs and doing research can see what is happening and where the good/bad thngs are.
Right now Glassdoor is heavily moderated + the corp pays for moderation... We spend $10K+/year on that... Corp is the admin of the Glassdoor page. they cannot do that here on theLayoff + the insights are better for researchers, even if this site skews negative quite a bit. In my opinion right way to research an employer is to use Glassdoor to see where they perform well, and use TheLayoff to see what people are complaining about. Then overlap the two sets, remove the extremes, and you get a fairly good picture of where things likely stand for the employer or employers.
Soooo, my strong suggestion is that we start creating independent threads on the main Stifel page here."
Wanting to come back to State Farm
hi all! i worked auto claims in cityline back in 2016 and would like to come back. i remember having a positive experience working here back in 2016. does anyone know if state farm considers rehires? (please share with me the honest truth....) also, can anyone here pls tell me how its like now working auto claims? i am sure much has changed since 2016. any insight would be much appreciated! :)
Glassdoor Review
https://www.glassdoor.com/Reviews/Employee-Review-Wells-Fargo-E8876-RVW100239515.htm
Its time to stop the insanity!
Forbes List of Companies with the Best Culture - Cigna is...
#499!
https://www.forbes.com/lists/employers-culture/
So much for the "employer of choice" part of the Drive to '25.
Who's getting fired for this disgraceful showing?
#567 Out Of 600 On The Forbes Culture List
That tells you everything you need to know about this company. The only thing worse would be if they were %600
To the “leaders” who are “encouraging” us to take the OHI Survey
Go to Glassdoor and sort the reviews by most popular, and voila! Ostriches with their heads in the sand!
ONEGF Survey is live (Big One)
If you are a new or old employee you should have received an email from
-Microsoft Viva Glint- for this anonymous survey. There are 30 questions total that have ratings on a 1-10 scale (1 meaning strongly disagree, 10 meaning strongly agree) you can add comments to each question rating as well. Keep in mind you can accidentally out yourself if you comment something that your manager knows it is a subject that you in particular talk about. While there are anti retaliation policies at GF that will not stop management from trying to figure out who wrote which comment.
Here is your one chance to make changes in your department. If you feel like your voices are ignored and feedback is brushed aside answer honestly and rate 1's. Managers with low ratings on this survey get put under an HR microscope, too many unhappy employees will cause action to be taken based on how many employees are unhappy.
If you don't have an issue with your department or manager then still make sure you voice that in the survey and give them a good rating. Good managers and leadership are hard to come by and employees do not get too many chances to have a say in their environment.
Had a terrible experience working at PepsiCo
The worst of all the jobs I had.
How does Penny have 73% approval on Glassdoor?
How? How many folks do you know who actually think she's doing a good job?
Great Employees!!!
https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/st-augustine-man-indicted-multi-104233492.html
Anyone know him
Enbridge used to be top ten, not in the top 100 anymore.
What has happened to Enbridge? We used to be top ten but now we are 191? This should be a wake up call for evryone! https://www.forbes.com/lists/canada-best-employers/