Long hours but great people - Associate Third Bridge Employee Review

3.0
Nov 9, 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Supportive colleagues, good office location, ok salary.

Cons

Long hours and daily micromanaging. It gets a bit tiring constantly having to meet every single little thing they decide they want. Expectations change a lot. Especially when it comes to promotions it is flexible and depends on the team and person. There's no clear criteria that applies generally. They'll say "if you do X, we'll promote you to Y." You do X, exceed it even. No promotion. Oops we also need these other things (insert unrealistic expectation here).

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Third Bridge Response
7mo
Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback. We’re glad you’ve had a positive experience with your colleagues, location, and compensation. We’re sorry to hear your concerns about workload, management style, and promotion clarity. We’re actively working to make our performance expectations and progression paths more transparent and consistent across teams. We appreciate your honesty and will use your feedback to continue improving the employee experience at Third Bridge.

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Cons

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