Great Company - Lot of Flexibility and Autonomy - Anonymous employee TIM Group Employee Review

5.0
9 Dec 2015
Anonymous employee
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Pros

This is great company. Management cares very deeply about employees personal happiness. There is remarkable amount of personal flexibility in working from home or at work. Very generous holiday policy. Management pushes decisions/responsibilities downward in the organization. This gives employees a lot of autonomy, responsibility, and hence room to grow and make mistakes. Anyone unhappy here probably hasn't worked in a lot of other firms where they don't have all of the above.

Cons

This is a dynamic company that produces new products and services to adjust to the market. You have to willing to stay flexible and adjust your work to the changing company goals and priorities. If you are unable/unwilling to change, probably not a good spot for you.

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5.0
20 Mar 2016
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Great access to management. Tremendous culture of personal responsibility and self-motivation.

Cons

Perhaps not optimal for people who prefer a top-down, authoritative approach to task management

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2.0
15 Oct 2017
Anonymous employee
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Pros

-Some really nice co workers as well as some really intelligent employees -Great learning opportunities -Good Salary/Benefits -Really nice CEO/upper management who make themselves available to everyone

Cons

I had a bad experience working at TIM group. I believe this experience was mostly due to a very unstructured training program. I felt as though I was never given focus and direction. I was expected to do a bunch of unrelated tasks all at once. I found myself in many situations where no matter what I did, someone would be disappointed. Those above me did not get along and would tell me to do conflicting things. I was often very stressed at work. I felt like I was bullied almost everyday and made to believe I wasn't intelligent enough to do my job. I also felt that I was bullied into leaving.

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