Review - Technical Account Manager (TAM) Kantar Employee Review

3.0
Jun 5, 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

- Great Starting Point: Kantar is an excellent company to begin a career, offering exposure to a wide range of work behaviors and professional environments. - Diverse Experiences: Working at Kantar allows employees to engage with various projects, clients, and industries, which helps in building a versatile skill set. - Networking Opportunities: Employees have the chance to connect with industry experts and colleagues, expanding their professional network. - Reputable Brand: Being associated with a well-known and respected brand like Kantar can be beneficial for future career prospects.

Cons

- Micromanagement: The work environment at Kantar can be highly micromanaged, which might limit autonomy and creative freedom for employees. - Work-Life Balance: There tends to be a lack of work-life balance, with demanding workloads and expectations that can lead to stress and burnout. - Rigid Structure: The company's structure may be quite rigid, making it difficult for employees to implement new ideas or work flexibly. - High Pressure: The high expectations and performance pressures can be challenging, especially for those seeking a more balanced and supportive work environment.

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1.0
Jun 18, 2026
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Pros

None. Literally none. Amazing that I cannot think of a single thing. I’m staying because the job market is awful otherwise I am out of here.

Cons

- carousel of management. Changing every several months - constant reorganization, hired for a role you want then moved to a role without input as a part of a reorganization - employees of set up to fail - management is suspect in their talent and ability to build a culture worth having - trying to “scale” products without a client first mentality - profits over people - legacy remote work allows people to skate by without actually doing work - history of hiring suspect CEOs because of nepotism - people get paid obscene amounts for doing little work. And if they do work, it is so awful.

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