New tech leadership dismantled the good culture we've always had. - Engineering Job&Talent Employee Review

1.0
21 Sept 2023
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Pros

There are many great engineers and great people to work with (individual contributors and engineering managers).

Cons

Since the last technology leadership changes, we are seeing a change of culture that already led quite a few key people to leave. It is now a paternalistic top-down directive culture: focus is exclusively on meeting deadlines, with expectations of extra hours. No other cross-teams or people related topics receive attention, and overall there is no visibility and transparency on decisions and choices. Change management is also very poor, with one sided big decision not followed by communications and implementation plans, and very little interest in people feedback and professional growth. Many Engineering Managers are doing a great job to limit the impact on their teams, and many good ones already left. Right now it's not the place to learn how good tech leadership should work.

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5.0
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Pros

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Cons

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5.0
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Pros

Working as an Onsite Manager with Job&Talent has been a rewarding and fast-paced experience. The role provides strong exposure to operations, workforce management, and client partnership, which has allowed me to grow significantly both professionally and personally. Job&Talent empowers onsite leaders to truly own their site — from onboarding and attendance management to employee relations and day-to-day problem solving. The environment encourages accountability, adaptability, and creative thinking. Leadership is supportive and accessible, and there is a strong emphasis on collaboration between internal teams and client partners. I also appreciate the opportunity to make a direct impact on employees’ experience. Supporting associates, helping them succeed, and being a consistent HR presence onsite is one of the most fulfilling parts of the role.

Cons

The role can be demanding at times, especially in high-volume environments, but this comes with the territory of onsite workforce management. Strong organization and time management are key.

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