Moneypenny Reviews

3.1

36% would recommend to a friend

(268 total reviews)

Jesper With-Fogstrup

61% approve of CEO

35% positive business outlook

Moneypenny has an employee rating of 3.1 out of 5 stars, based on 268 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Moneypenny employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Telecommunications industry (3.6 stars).

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268 reviews
4.0
14 Aug 2022

Prod acct

Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Amazing team culture People make the company

Cons

Extended hours not compensated Industry crazy busy

1.0
22 Mar 2024

No words.

Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

You can make some great friends.. (when you actually find 2 minutes to have a conversation)

Cons

Where do I start? The ‘we don’t focus on stats’ line is not true, everything is monitored, even the time you take to go to the bathroom… moneypenny pride themselves on saying if you need to have a quick breather then by all means do..but a colleague walks past and stops for a quick ‘how are you today’ - unacceptable- you get an email asking ‘is everything okay I can see your logged out, we’re busy, LOG IN!’ - there is no lenience, and no thought for people who are just having a bad day or suffering with mental health or have things going on outside the office. Got an appointment? Prove it!, naturally this requires a call sometimes to a Drs or dentist who are only open in office hours, your allowed to make this call but should it take longer than 5 minutes then you have to email scheduling to pay it back from your own time before or after the shift for trying to obtain something THEY have asked for.. sickness.. don’t even get me started.. its all fluffed up with ‘how can we help you? Let us know if you need absolutely anything!’ - yet you ask for something as simple as working from home for a couple of days so as not to lose out on pay, and get a point blank no because your stats aren’t ‘eligible’ for it- yet if you have Covid or there’s a sprinkle of snow, the first thing out of their mouths is can you work from home (suddenly stats don’t matter at that point when it helps them) They don’t want to help you at all it’s just something they have to put on the email, - yes email- nobody speaks to you in person to check on your wellbeing and the return to works are so robotic- there’s no sick pay and half the time the SSP is left off pay and has to be emailed to request this is corrected.. they change rules as and when they see fit and managers come and go so frequently from departments you never get chance to build a relationship with them for them to actually understand your progress, each manager wants different things so your always doing something wrong no matter who is watching, new clients are taken on when they shouldn’t be as there often isn’t enough staff to deal with the calls that come in causing the need for other departments to stand in and errors to be made as they do not usually deal with those calls, but all the higher up staff want is the money and we are left to deal with the incompetence and complaints that comes with it.. we are barely paid enough to cover our bills with the way the world is going and there are no benefits offered that make life easier for anyone. All in all this is honestly the worst place I have ever worked and would never wish this job on my worst enemy, unless your face fits and you suck up to everyone, you get no support and no chance of progression, you cannot have any ounce of common sense or compassion because this will just get you fired or demoted.

2.0
18 June 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

A pub that opens on the odd Friday. A gym with some treadmills and a couple of other machines.

Cons

The company is completely stats driven, once you meet a goal, they ask you to do better again, yet you get nothing in return. They claim to be the highest value call centre yet hire summer temps who do not have any care for the quality of the job and end up causing issues for clients and long term PA’s - also, for the highest value call centre, the wage for employees is the same as any other yet with extra work and pressure. They have no care for the staff’s suggestions/needs, they refuse to let them use the fridges/microwaves as they would prefer to take the money back out of their wage than helping the employees save money. They spend money on silly ‘perks’ that aren’t beneficial for all staff, but do it to look good on their social media. They claim to care about staff’s mental health but I know of a few (ex)employees who have suffered with bad mental health or have been off due to this or a family member passing, and on return have been told that they need to do better, if not they are threatened with performance plans. The turnaround for staff here is awful and as an employee you are completely replaceable to them, after a month of being here, you begin to see the realities of working here.

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Moneypenny Response
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Hello there, and thanks for taking the time to leave your feedback. It's disappointing to read some of your comments and frustrations. We spend a lot of time ensuring we're doing the best for our people, listening to feedback and suggestions, always aiming to create a workplace in which people are looked after and enjoy being a part of. Your feedback will absolutely be taken on board and thanks again for taking the time to share your thoughts.
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