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Flexible employer with interesting research opportunities - Anonymous employee Trilateral Research Employee Review

4.0
Nov 1, 2023
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Very supportive environment, where personal research interests are considered and encouraged. The company really supports your work life balance and provides a lot of flexibility as long as your work is up to the standards expected.

Cons

Recent restructuring and rapid growth of the team can be a bit overwhelming and confusing but they're working on it. Also the pay is slightly lower than other similar roles but it is a research based company

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1.0
Mar 17, 2026
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Pros

Some people are friendly if you don't report to a director you are likely to be fine.

Cons

Salaries were frequently delayed without prior notice, making it difficult to plan financially for my family. Despite promoting a strong culture and values, the actual work environment felt toxic, with poor communication from senior management. Following multiple redundancies, expectations remained unchanged despite significantly reduced staffing levels. Leadership, including the CEO and CFO, often failed to honor commitments, reflecting a lack of accountability. Ultimately, the consistent lack of respect for both my work and me as an individual led me to resign. People who leave for money return, but people who leave for the culture never return back. HR does nothing about it.

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1.0
Jan 26, 2026
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Pros

Nice colleagues and friendly people

Cons

The CFO has failed to put in place even the most basic financial processes required to run the company effectively. Despite significant hiring within the finance function, there is still no clear financial governance, no reliable forecasting, and no long-term financial projection. The company is operating with insufficient cash flow to reliably meet payroll obligations, relying instead on ad-hoc monthly transfers, with no evident mitigation or corrective action from the CFO. This lack of financial leadership and proactive planning has directly contributed to repeated rounds of redundancies across multiple departments over the past year — outcomes that could have been avoided with competent, hands-on financial management. Similarly, the HR function has demonstrated a complete absence of empathy, transparency, or people-centred decision-making throughout this period, further compounding the organisational impact. I don't understand why the CEO doesn't do much about it, he seems to treat DCS better as there were salary reviews only for them.

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