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"Laid back atmosphere and we can work from home." (in 26 reviews)
"Pay is ok and the benefits are good." (in 25 reviews)
"Great people to work with!" (in 17 reviews)
"good work/life balance" (in 11 reviews)
"Friendly coworkers" (in 6 reviews)

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"Management does not care about developing talent" (in 16 reviews)
"Salary gets cut in half for second year (but they won’t tell you that)" (in 10 reviews)
"Feels like a writing factory with low pay and no one gives two" (in 9 reviews)
"Upper management will insist that they are competitive, but they're not, and market research data proves it." (in 9 reviews)
"Management is chosen often from prior sales roles and have little to no training." (in 8 reviews)

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2.0
Feb 3, 2015
Business outlook not great for a struggling product.
Anonymous Employee
Former Employee
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Pros
The people are really great, and Thomson Reuters is a has a lot of nice perks. Working from home, good vacation etc.
Cons
FindLaw does not create a culture of ambitious people. Their product lacks creativity. People tend to be complacent because it's difficult to move up in such a political environment. Leadership skills are lacking in many areas of management.
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1.0
Dec 14, 2012
This place is a joke
Business Development Manager
Former Employee, less than 1 year
London, England
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Pros
Thomson Reuters on the CV, office in South London, Dress down office, great banter with staff.
Cons
everything, unrealistic ote, product (firmsite) full of problems, unhappy customers and staff, management dont care, new sales manager doesnt know anything and not from industry, too much politics, no sales being made thus no comission

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