Once was a great place to work, but is now on the decline (rapidly) - Anonymous employee PEXA Employee Review

1.0
3 June 2023
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

- the people who do all the work are fantastic, they are hard working and care about the business and it’s customers - flexible working arrangements are great - pretty good remuneration and benefits

Cons

- the culture was once the BEST going around, everyone loved coming to work, helped each other, had fun and delivered outstanding results. Over the last three years, new management has unfortunately destroyed that and it now has a culture like a bank or government. - executive positions have changed multiple times, positions given to mates and executives placed in roles that they don’t have experience for. - company strategy is broad and unclear, priorities constantly change. Too much red tape, committees, papers being prepared and little to no action taking place. - regular restructures and recently a large number of redundancies, yet millions of dollars spent on an office refurbishment that no one comes into or asked for.

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5.0
6 Mar 2022
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Pros

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Cons

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PEXA Response
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Thank you for taking the time to complete your review - we're glad you are enjoying your time at PEXA. With the evolution of Flex First we hope you are also able to take advantage of our enhanced flexibility. Feedback on this or anything else about your employee experience is always welcome via your Executive, people leader or PX Business Partner. Thanks again!
1.0
7 May 2026
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Some people are fantastic, but many have left Still only 2 days in office

Cons

- New CEO fundamentally doesn't understand the business, leading to a very tense regulatory environment - Politics on all levels, hindering any potential collaboration or progress - Benefits being stripped back to bare minimum e.g. parental benefits to encourage women back to the office, gone - All investment in DE&I canned - Mass senior female leadership exit (CTO, CPO, GM Tech Delivery, GM Strategy, GM Practitioners) - Attrition through the roof over the last 12 months at almost all levels - Poor business investment decisions, leading to multiple rounds of redundancy - Complete disregard for customers and partners - CoS and generally the Office of the CEO lack a fundamental understanding of how to run a company defined as critical infrastructure

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