Koch reviews

3.8

67% would recommend to a friend

(1,838 total reviews)
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Charles G. Koch and Dave Robertson

79% approve of CEO

64% positive business outlook

Koch has an employee rating of 3.8 out of 5 stars, based on 1,838 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Koch employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Energía, minería e infraestructura pública industry (3.7 stars).

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2K reviews
1.0
May 30, 2021
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

If u r lucky will get good project. Onshore is collaborative and approachable They want to work with u as partner.. too much work but good to have as you find meaning to it... As long as you are working with Onshore

Cons

Bangalore management is worse. Dont care about employee. Even called office without reason during Pandemic.. my colleague got Covid because of that Even no support during covid period as well They opened a helpdek for name shake, u will actually get no help.. as higher management made no collaboration with any mddical institution Pls refer to corporate like wipro, tcs, infosys, accenture and so many how they stand and supported their employee No salary revisionsl! No appraisal! You just forget about it.. being there 3 years not single penny revised.. and it might be a thought that because of performance.. no not at all.. out of 15 member team nobody got revision.. same dialogue of marginal contribution which the management will never define for you.. U can talk to onshore VPs, SVP s easily.. but here a simple supervisor or manager will behave like anything.. and it applies to all whom been interacted. Even top leadership also not focussed to anything and lacking view as well. Any unfavorable question u ask.. they said will discuss 1o1.. but that will never happen Perks and perquisites are also not good.. Insurance facility is worse.. co-pay for ur direct family.. parents not covered.. no other benifi Even after paying additional premium to cover Corona.. they didn't support with a single penny Even death benifit also 3 times of ur CTC.... simple startup also gives term policy minimum crore.. They dont even bother to pay for internet bill.. which is basic everywhere.. Subsidised food in cafeteria that also in subsidized quantity.. not sure if mgmt noticed No flexibiliy of WFH even if u have some need.. people want to ome office but need agility aswell as u say employee to be agile. It should be from both side, whereas other companies are doing it mandate In summary the bangalore management is not good at all.. The worst experience we have during this pandemic situation.. was expecting more support rather than this we are here to help call which is of no use

5.0
Aug 18, 2017

Not what I expected from "corporate" world. Loving it!

Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Treated as an individual, not just a number despite being 120,000+ employees. You know where you stand because you are constantly given feedback on what you are doing well and where you could be improving to do even better. We operate off of guidelines, not policies, wherever possible to allow for free thinking and focus on the most important items.

Cons

Not all areas of Koch are up-to-date with current demands/preferences of employees. For example: work from home, flextime, work attire, maternity/paternity leave etc. The ship is turning around though and I believe the company is starting to hone in on the important benefits, not just the trendy ones.

1.0
May 27, 2015
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

1. Decent Pay and Benefits. 2. Some employees are smart and talented but some aren't.

Cons

New graduates and interns, this is a horrible place to start a career, unless it's the only job you get in the world, please leave fast. With the company's reputation it's not even a decent resume builder. Big 4's and other accounting and finance firms offer better. For those who have already established themselves in the tax field, it's a great stepping stone. However, if you value work-life balance and want or have a family, this is probably not the place for you. Acquisitions, liquidations, change in companies structure happens every day and you will work to death and put in hard and long hours. Be ready for a lot of changes, they will even change your personality. For minorities (internationals and other races) it's a pathetic place to work, a lot of discrimination, favoritism, retaliation, hard to get a promotion or get a bonus and there is no diversity. "You are on your own". The management at Koch encourages us to be vocal, to share ideas, to ask questions, to challenge them but when you actually do it, they permanently label you a troublemaker. You will also spend a lot of time correcting management errors and mistakes but they will act like and say you actually did it. Always watch your back, "play the game" and know you are under an office microscope. Very high employee turnover rate, they fire and hire people every single day. The company is understaffed and the offices are overcrowded (consultants are squeezed in a small, stuffy conference room). Almost all the tax software's and systems at the company are frustrating, slow and old fashioned. Lastly don't get carried away/misguided by all the media hype about the company, it's all publicity and political: Koch "sponsor the Black Enterprise Entrepreneurs Summit", "dropping criminal-history from job applications", "We are not in politics to boost our bottom line," "Donation to the negro education fund". Some will agree, some will not and that's okay, this is just my personal experience so far.

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