Process improvement, stop playing party politics and act with integrity and respect - Anonymous employee JLR Employee Review

3.0
5 Mar 2019
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

- Great products and technology - The company is trying to do the right thing but is going about it the wrong way (see comments below) - There is a tremendous energy and desire to be the best car manufacturer and adapt to the challenges the industry faces

Cons

- The work life balance is very poor indeed - meetings being called at 7.30 in the morning; conference calls at all hours; very little recognition for the extra hours spent to achieve tight and demanding timescales and bosses. - Too many people in it for themselves rather than working for the greater good of the organisation. - Too many internal politics, teams not working together effectively. - People don't take ownership of issues and those that do then get lumbered with more to do as they are seen as the "go to" people - Some Senior Managers are unprofessional and do not show a good example to lower levels of management - Processes are far too cumbersome and not fit for purpose. - One office in Gaydon has experienced water shortages and toilets don't flush properly leading to employees feeling that they are not valued

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5.0
9 Oct 2025
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Pros

- Amazing work culture and work life balance - As a designer the world is your oyster of how you want to grow and develop - Manager is amazing at communicating your needs and empathizing with you - Everyone is driven to be a better designer and so much support from everyone

Cons

- Having to work sometimes really early or nighttime due to time zone differences with some of the people we work with - Projects & goals sometimes have to change in the week to better fit business needs and team goals.

4.0
20 Apr 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Great work life balance Supportive environment

Cons

If you fall in the less than 3 years experience bucket, your best shot is the new graduate positions which have terrible pay and full-time employment after 2-years is not guaranteed.

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