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392 total reviews
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Glassdoor
100% of reviews mention positives
Page
14 / 40
Specialist
Honestly, none worth mentioning. Maybe the coffee machine.
Rampant office politics that thrive on favoritism and manipulation. Employees are constantly undermined, and merit means nothing. Inappropriate workplace relationships create a hostile and uncomfortable environment. You're expected to play along with the toxic culture or risk being sidelined. The talent team is shockingly unresponsive — reaching out via LinkedIn or Teams is a waste of time. They seem more invested in long cafeteria chats than actually helping employees. No accountability, no professionalism, and no respect for employee wellbeing.
Experienced senior procurement manager
work life balance management opportunities to grow
location, flexibility of working from different locations
Finance specialist
Good office vibrance, Nice hybrid policy as of now which is also getting stricter year by year. Good manager in case of other things keep in mind except from the below mentioned.
Work is deteriorating year by year and not getting improvement in the work structure instead adding manual task within just to save in the so called audit. It has become a very bad for the work life balance and learning side which just rotting our mind to do unwanted stuff which no organisation will follow.
Data engineer
Work life balance Good hikes
No career progression No learning opportunities
Expert sales executive
Supportive working culture. All the colleagues are really helping each other.
After the induction, new joiner should be Sent for field training.
Planning & forecasting analyst
Good Career Prospect, flexible workings style, hybrid working model, continuous learning/improvement mindset for all finance processes, opportunities to growth as FP&A/Controllership profile, good & friendly colleagues. Decent pay and good benefits with extra employer EPF contributions. Good & healthy business outlook.
Working hours will be flexible and sometimes can be lengthy - need to get it done. Some top-down instruction should be expected. Tight deadlines, quite many quick turnarounds is expected.
Senior financial analyst
possible opportunities to work abroad
poor management, pay significantly below competitors.
Senior project manager
Social benefits like health insurance and company insurance plan Flexibility to work from home
Stressful job Not right first time, rework required
Logistics manager
6 months paid parental leave, for mums and dads Flexible work arrangements
Processes still have the odd red tape which hinder progress
Marketing manager
Decent pay, 2 days in office per week
Haleon used to be a place with good work life balance and rewards great work. It’s not like that anymore. There was a lot of changes in upper management, and as a result, the culture went downhill drastically. Gas lighting, discrimination, burnout, all happened within 0.5 year. For any job seekers out there, get to know the team you are interviewing for if possible. It’s not uncommon that one team is 5/5, whereas the other is 1/5.