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      1.0
      Oct 1, 2020

      A mental health publisher that has little to no regard for staff's wellbeing

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      Pros

      -Fellow colleagues were really good people.

      Cons

      -Management have absolutely no people skills and are extremely condescending; not supportive in the slightest. -No training provided yet staff are expected to know what they're doing. -Completely chaotic work environment, which is highly pressured. You're also left to your own devices to figure everything out for yourself. -Strong blame culture. -Staff not appreciated and are regularly sacked for no good reason. -This is a place that will TRIGGER mental health issues rather than reduce them. -Nepotism. -"Do as I say, not as I do" -Extremely draining place to work.

      1.0
      Jun 12, 2020

      Working at Trigger: A review.

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      Pros

      - get to produce important books that add to the conversation around mental health.

      Cons

      - toxic workplace - employees unappreciated and not listened to - bullying by managers passed off as a “character flaw” on their part by the company’s owner - no progression - no training - no communication - bad pay rates, yet the Chairman is paid six figures while getting rid of lower staff because of money issues. - managers “don’t care” about employee health; stress breakdowns are “small fry” (direct quote).

      1.0
      Aug 18, 2020

      The mental health publisher that treats staff like sh*t

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      Pros

      Has the potential to be a great place to work, but so much needs to change.

      Cons

      Owner refuses to listen to anybody that raises any concern or criticism, no matter how justifiable or well-meaning. The comapny is one big vanity project. Company culture is built on a foundation of intimidation and bullying from the top down. Cronyism rules. Staff expertise is downplayed. Employees are seen as dispensable. Publishing mission statement is horribly at odds with the reality. Hard work goes unnoticed and unrewarded.

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