working 8am-6:30pm. night coverage one every 3 weeks from 6-9pm. weekend coverage too. works you so hard. revolving door, for a reason. not flexible time off, ask for feedback and then tag your name to it and use it against you.
Risposta di GLG
4y
Thank you for sharing your feedback. The health of our colleagues always comes first, and we regret we couldn’t address your concerns while you were still with the company.
As an organization, we’ve made significant progress to meet the moment we’re in. Teams have more flexibility than ever before. Our current hybrid model gives GLGers the option to work in one of our state-of-the-art offices or entirely remotely, based on personal preferences and circumstances.
We’re also drawing hard lines around holidays and long weekends – including designated time off periods – to ensure GLGers are taking the time they need; hiring to ensure teams have additional levels of support and coverage to stay on top of client projects; and continuing to normalize time off the desk during regular business hours.
While our people no doubt work hard, we are committed to setting clearer expectations to help combat burnout and continuing to provide tools and resources to proactively support wellness. We’re determined to find new ways to make GLG a great place to work for everybody – regardless of role, department, or level of seniority.
Amazing people - lots of reviews say that because it's true. You'll work with smart, genuine, hard working humans.
Good benefits and perks.
Interesting events and opportunities to learn. Overall, a good place to start your career!
Svantaggi
Very fast-paced environment which definitely isn't for everyone. Lots of necessary change.
Genuinely I don’t know where to start. I’ve submitted and deleted two reviews in the past 3 months alone. On the surface GLG seems like the place to be to learn from members and executives, but just give it a little bit of time and you’ll quickly see how obvious the cracks are. The culture here is so toxic, managers either do not know or don’t want to delegate project work so you’ll find yourself getting whiplash just trying to get information related to your job from your OWN BOSS. At the same time everyone you interact with is the epitome of “that’s not my job”. The executive leadership team is a mean girls club made up entirely of friends of friends who have their direct reports working well into the night to pull things together so that they look good. The “motivators” the executives use is truly bullying (like constantly pulling up your job description to purposefully make you look and feel small) any other organization would identify making your employees purposely feel stupid and shut down as straight bullying. It’s truly no surprise that you will regularly see employees crying in the hallways. I have never seen a leadership team this incompetent.