Flexible work environment but concerns about layoffs - QA Engineer Nomo Employee Review

4.0
13 May 2026
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Pros

Great company with lots of flexibility

Cons

Random layoffs, lots of work people who really works

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Nomo Response
2w
Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback and for your contribution to Nomo. We’re pleased to hear that you value our flexible working environment — this is something we are committed to maintaining as part of supporting our colleagues’ wellbeing and work–life balance. We recognise that periods of change can be challenging, and we are committed to supporting our colleagues throughout this transformation. We aim to be open and transparent, while making careful decisions to support the bank’s long-term sustainability and growth. We appreciate you sharing your perspective, and your feedback continues to play an important role in how we evolve as an organisation.

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1.0
12 Aug 2024
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Pros

Developers are good, skilled and intelligent

Cons

There is a huge cons in this team if you are working especially in front end team. 1. The team expects you to give output from day 1 without giving any KT. 2. The team will treat you as if you are their puppets and you have to work and complete the task anyhow. 3. If you ask any query with your manager or senior, they will think you don't know anything. 4. Huge communication gaps 5. The company always puts pressure on the employee of firing immediately 6. In case of blocker, they simply fire that employee and ask for their replacements Its really very weird. I am currently working in this system, but the company has fired many people. So be aware before joining this team. especially font end team. I dont want to name the persons but be cautious with Team lead people.

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Nomo Response
1y
Thank you for your comments, we value all feedback. Our Frontend Team have put together a thorough 30 day onboarding plan for all new team members and are a supportive team. The recent transition period in India has required a review of our processes and support systems. If you feel the environment is too pressurised, please reach out to your line manager or HR for support and we will work together to find a solution. If tasks are too much the team are there to support you and we encourage the transparency
1.0
15 Oct 2025
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Annual leave is 30 days (a policy exists that forces at least 10 of those to be taken consecutively). Pension is good for private sector; likely to change with the upcoming budget.

Cons

- Repeatedly claw back benefits or claim they didn't exist after mass redundancy project (two entities merger situation). - Underhanded methods employed by leadership; putting out the employee survey a month before announcing mass redundancies following a great year, and then using those positive survey results as a stick when called out afterwards (you can even see it in a response to one of the reviews here). - Completely wiped out all of the modern and positive culture established by Nomo HR as part of the merging redundancies. - Asking us internally to raise the Glassdoor score despite the redundancy fallout and throwing performance reviews in the bin; if I believe it deserves a good score I'd review as such. - Return to office mandate after years of remote/minimally hybrid despite not enough seating in the office for everyone. - All of the great work achieved in the year before the redundancies was performance peer reviewed, and those scores were thrown in the bin. - Below inflation pay rises and poorly benchmarked salaries for roles and responsibilities (taking the lowest of a national range typically). My respective role, and similar roles, pay more in the public sector now. - Was culturally diverse until the redundancies which was eye-opening. - Used to engage employees in a lot of extra curricular cohesion activities but can't recall a single one this year.

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Nomo Response
7mo
Thank you for leaving your feedback. We’re disappointed to read the comments about your experience and would firstly urge you to raise these with your line manager or a HR representative so we can work together on the matters you raise. Decisions around streamlining are never easy, but necessary to ensure our business model is sustainable and that we’re fit to deliver our strategy. To touch upon the points you raise: - The contractual requirement to take 10 consecutive days of holiday is standard within Banking and Financial Services from a governance and well-being perspective. - Almost all of our benefits have always aligned under a shared Group policy. There has only been a small number of amendments to the extensive and generous suite we offer to bring clarity, equity, or alignment. - In only one case, it was determined that the benefit was not able to be sustained from a commercial, operating, and internal equity perspective so it was withdrawn after careful consideration. This benefit was non-contractual. - The employee engagement survey has been scheduled and completed in December for the past 9 years. This survey is completely independent to any redundancy activity in which consultation with employees only commenced in February the following year. It is absolutely appropriate for us to reference this data as it was collected independently and represents the voice of our colleagues. - We openly shared our observations on recent Glassdoor reviews for Nomo with our Tech colleagues following an offsite where we really took time to reflect back on the many highlights over the past year. Following this, we encouraged colleagues to share their views if they wanted to and we encouraged balanced feedback. - Performance review data was absolutely reviewed and included in the 2024 discretionary bonus award process. - We don’t recognise your comments around diversity, and this is not supported by our diversity data. We are a diverse group in many respects, and we celebrate this frequently with more work planned on this front in 2026. - In terms of social events and opportunities to collaborate and get to know one another, we have had a programme of engagement activities throughout the year both during and after working hours. Recently, we have empowered our teams to design their own festive celebrations, and feedback has been positive on this initiative. - Salary increases are based on economic, sector and social factors and we engage specialist remuneration advisers to assist us. We are sorry that there appears to be a misalignment of ideas, instincts, and expectations on a number of matters and this is obviously not how we want our people to feel. We would really like the chance to engage with you, and we again encourage you to reach out to your Department Head or HR. We recognised there is always room to improve and we know this is best done in a collaborative and constructive way.
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