Okay to start, but not forever - Client Associate Third Bridge Employee Review

2.0
16 Aug 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Colleagues at the company are great! There are many opportunities to grow and develop your professional skills. However, it is very limited.

Cons

Micromanagement Your experience depends on your manager Professional development stagnates over time Good for the start and to refine your skills

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Third Bridge Response
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Thank you for taking the time to give us feedback. We are glad that you had a great experience with our people at Third Bridge and the development opportunities here. We want to ensure you that all managers go through a Learning to Lead programme to ensure they have the tools and skills to support our teams. And in relation to professional development at Third Bridge, Our People Growing is one of our culture commitments because we're passionate about providing development opportunities that our people might not get elsewhere. We continue to identify opportunities to provide more career development pathways and also try to ensure that our employees are given the chance to explore other sides of the company with different departments to support this. We're always looking to further improve the people experience at Third Bridge, so if you have any further feedback or suggestions, we'd welcome it at team@thirdbridge.com. - Team Third Bridge

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