Non-inclusive workplace - Client Success Specialist Indeed Employee Review

2.0
Nov 11, 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Lunches, food, and beverages, vacation policy

Cons

Pay, unprofessional management, discriminatory and selective process based on both conscious and unconscious biases during interviews. Zero opportunities for advancement.

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Indeed Response
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Thanks for taking the time to leave a review of your work experience in our Toronto office. We read all reviews and are disheartened to read that you felt that the Indeed workplace was not inclusive. Our perks such as lunches, snacks/drinks and of course the Open PTO are in place to provide employees with the resources they need to effectively work throughout the day, but mean very little if the work environment itself is not inclusive. We are deeply committed to creating a workplace and global community where inclusion is not only valued, but prioritized. To that end, our Diversity, Inclusion and Belonging team and our Inclusion Resource Groups (IRGs) are available to all Indeedians to support broader discussions on challenges and solutions that people may face while in the office. We also offer courses on topics such as Unconscious Bias, Emotional Intelligence, and Ally Skills to help ensure our employees are trained on how to create an inclusive culture at Indeed. Most recently, Inclusion and Belonging were embedded as company values, so we expect to see an even deeper focus on these topics over the coming year. Pay is competitive, once you factor the total compensation including quarterly bonuses and LTIPs that are provided to all full-time employees. FT employees also have access to a generous Learning & Development budget, along with a variety of internal L&D classes. If you have any additional feedback regarding your experience of a non-inclusive nature, please do send us a confidential email to inside@indeed.com so we can review the situation.

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