Brilliant place to work - PMO Lead easyJet Employee Review

5.0
24 Sept 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

- Leadership are pragmatic, enabling people to get stuff done and not just talk about it - Investments are made to improve the things that matter to colleagues, such as ways of working, working environment (office refurbs), technology etc. - The attitude and values are lived by the staff in terms of the 'Orange Spirit', I was taken back by the genuine sense of welcome and wanting to help, and pride in working for the organisation - Flexibility with home/life balance - hybrid working and trust in colleagues, (especially helpful as a working parent) - The benefits are great, lovely holiday discounts etc. - It is a very inclusive place of work in terms of LBGTQ+, menopause, health and wellbeing etc. and this has stood out to me since I joined. It fosters a true culture of being yourself and feeling valued as an individual - not just done as a 'tick box' exercise.

Cons

No negatives so far, keep up the good work, easyJet

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