Toxic leadership, avoid working here any time soon - Senior Manager Job&Talent Employee Review

1.0
Sep 11, 2024
Recommend
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Pros

- Could make a difference for essential workers - Lovely people to work with across engineering, product and design. Especially in engineering at the squad levels, trying to do their best with what they have - Competitive pay - Fully remote

Cons

- Lack of financial growth: No pay increases, even with promotions - Leadership challenges: Limited accountability and difficulty accepting feedback - Frequent strategy shifts: Weekly roadmap changes driven by top-down decisions - Inconsistent talent management: High-performing team members often reassigned or let go - Micromanagement: Excessive involvement from C-suite in day-to-day operations - Communication issues: Selective responses to employee feedback - HR processes: Inadequate performance review and compensation practices - Decision-making: Limited consideration of team input on solutions - Employee well-being: High turnover due to burnout and mental health issues

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5.0
Jan 28, 2026
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Pros

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Cons

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5.0
Jan 27, 2026
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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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