Talent Neuron Reviews

3.4

55% would recommend to a friend

(133 total reviews)

Julie Peck

48% approve of CEO

52% positive business outlook

Talent Neuron has an employee rating of 3.4 out of 5 stars, based on 133 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Talent Neuron employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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133 reviews
1.0
10 Jun 2025
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Pros

If you're good at Squid Games, this might just be the perfect company for you. TalentNeuron seems to have taken career development cues directly from Netflix—where every quarter feels like a new elimination round. Forget about job security; what you're really signing up for is an involuntary adventure in corporate hunger games. Management has truly mastered the art of "strategic layoffs", except the strategy seems to be picking names out of a hat. Performance? Contribution? Nah, it’s all about how lucky you are that day. The communication? Impeccably vague. Leadership’s favorite game is “Guess What Happens Next”—except employees aren't given the rulebook. You just show up, do your job, and hope your number isn’t up in the next round. Pros: Great training if you plan to switch careers to professional game shows. Excellent practice in managing anxiety and uncertainty. You'll develop Olympic-level reflexes for updating your resume.

Cons

Cons: Career roulette. Management decisions make less sense than a Squid Game plot twist. Zero transparency wrapped in “strategic realignment” buzzwords. Final Verdict: If you enjoy unpredictable thrill rides with no seatbelt, TalentNeuron is your theme park.

1.0
10 Jun 2025
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Pros

Permanent work from home is the golden handcuff tying 99% of the people to this toxic company.

Cons

What is it like seeing a company getting destroyed in front of your own eyes? It's with a very heavy heart that I write this today. Fourth round of mass-layoffs today within 1.5 years. What used to be a warm and intellectually rejuvenating place, with people collaborating and challenging each other to do better, is now a desolate and intellectually challenged place, marked by gossiping and toxicity. "We care about your mental health", is the buzz-phrase used by the leaders of the company in Townhalls and all-hands meetings as the remaining employees stare at them in disbelief watching their hard-working colleagues who had worked their entire lives for the same company get laid off one after another with no empathy and no value for their knowledge or loyalty. All the leaders who were "Action People", who used to get their hands dirty solving problems along with employees, are all gone now. Who remain are just "Talkers" - people who demand results with just talks - never getting their hands dirty. Most of them sound like ChatGPT on voice-mode droning on and on without reaching a point. Leaders are now known for lies and deceit, than anything else. And they say mass lay-offs are the norm now - all companies are doing it. Why is the livelihood and lives of people destroyed because of the incompetence of the leadership? Shouldn't we be firing leadership instead of the employees? When did we end up normalising this abhorrently reverse trend? Some people said it's because of AI. Well, at least in my company it isn't - because they even laid off people who were working with AI. It isn't about performance or knowledge either, because I know hardworking and knowledgeable people get laid off. The people who remain live in doubt and anxiety about whether they'll have their jobs in the next 3 months. Part of me feels this hostile and toxic environment is created intentionally so that people leave themselves. But it's having the opposite effect. People who remain here are reducing work to a trickle to get laid off - with severance - in the next round, which happens every 3 months. TalentNeuron - living life here one quarter at a time; a place marked by fake leaders and a festering culture.

1.0
11 Feb 2025
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Pros

Work from home is the only plus

Cons

The leadership team is clueless, they cant sell or make the product better so all they do is fire existing employees who are both new and who have been in the company for year

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