Pros
Many individuals who work here are great people, and the hour long lunch is a perk as long as you turn your notifications off
Cons
Researchers are treated like absolute dirt, turnover is like nothing I have ever seen before and most researchers don’t last the two year mark for very good reason. There is a culture of overwork and burnout that is continually legitimised and expected of you and is not remunerated nearly as well as it should be, and it is very depressing that the company basically relies on you doing unpaid overtime on a regular basis when you can barely pay your rent and bills. Disability awareness and support are non-existent. I was targeted and bullied by a senior colleague and have subsequently developed severe social anxiety that was previously under control, as well as being more depressed than I have ever been in my life in the time I was working there to the point of developing fantasies of being mown down by a bus just so I could have some time off to recover from the burnout. The harassment combined with the lack of progression and culture of disempowerment of researchers leads to qualified individuals (most researchers have a master’s, some have PhDs) losing all confidence in themselves and being made to feel stupid and incompetent, while doing very intellectually unstimulating admin work that will lead to a dead end unless you’ve always dreamt of being a consultant. Unless you are desperate don’t work here. I wish I had paid attention to the other Glassdoor reviews but I had no other choice