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500 total reviews
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100% of reviews mention positives
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45 / 50
Manager
Excellent benefits, awesome culture. Culture of continuous improvement
3 day on site setup
Lots of opportunities Impressive workspace
Recruitment is slow and hard to contact Plans change constantly without explanation Lack of communication on WHY changes occur
Great medical benefits and leave plans.
Matrix structure with micromanagement style
Actuarial associate
Effective team, good working place
Sometimes stressfully busy, but manageable
Human resources
Salary, Benefits, HMO, insurance, etc
The upper management is very traditional
Administrative assistant
Good working environment and nice
None is bad. All good
Analyst
There are more cons than pros so not worth mentioning
Limited Growth Opportunities: There is minimal room for internal advancement. Promotions for existing employees are extremely rare. Instead, the organization tends to hire externally — often bringing in less experienced individuals at lower pay scales — while sidelining long-standing employees with valuable institutional knowledge. Lack of Transparency: There is a noticeable absence of open and inclusive communication. Critical information is often shared selectively, rather than through team-wide meetings, which leads to confusion and a lack of shared understanding. This approach prevents collaboration and creates information silos. Toxic Management Culture: Some managers foster a divisive work environment by creating barriers between team members and by failing to treat all employees equitably. There is a strong presence of favoritism, with opportunities and recognition often granted based on personal preferences rather than merit, performance, or potential.
Financial analyst
good culture, team events, people
salary not very competitive, salary not very competitive
Business development
Great company, benefit, career roadmap is clear
Workload is too much sometimes,
Many opportunities to advance quickly
it is a bit old