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Bally's Interactive

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Bally's Interactive reviews

3.3

47% would recommend to a friend

(627 total reviews)
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Robeson Reeves

56% approve of CEO

37% positive business outlook

Bally's Interactive has an employee rating of 3.3 out of 5 stars, based on 627 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Bally's Interactive employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Arts, Entertainment & Recreation industry (3.9 stars).

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627 reviews
1.0
Mar 27, 2019

Horrible Culture

Anonymous employee
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Pros

free drinks great parties young colleagues to work with central office location

Cons

HR must be focused on attracting people rather than keeping them because the articles I read about online are NOTHING like the internal culture of Gamesys. Only the "clique" is well paid, advances in their career, and are allowed to have flaws that for them is OK whilst for others it is viewed as a problem to sort out. Fairness is lacking and Directors turn a blind eye to it.

1.0
Oct 16, 2023
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Pros

None beyond the remote work aspect that they took away from all employees and laid off anyone like myself who was fully remote.

Cons

This isn't Ballys, its Gamesys with a terrible re-brand. Ballys is the biggest example of corporate "me too-ism". After laying off key employees as a desperate attempt towards profitability in January (including my direct report), it's been a progressive decline. Here's a few bullet points to describe my experience: - Overfilled with paper-pushing middle managers that don't really know anything about marketing. - Little to no contact with a new direct report. Will leave you resource-less while they leave early to attend soccer matches. - No room for growth. - No annual performance review - Recently changed our "bonus" compensation - Little to no top down communication besides a quarterly webinar where they really aren't open to feedback beyond their pointless surveys. - Poor performance is blamed on the wrong people internally

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Bally's Interactive Response
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We appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts with us. Like many tech-based companies, we experienced some restructuring during 2023; these decisions were not taken lightly however we believe that they were necessary in order to ensure the success and sustainability of our Interactive markets. Although these changes did not come without challenges, we remain committed to fostering a culture of communication and collaboration. The need for regular review and assessment is a key priority, which we supported last year by rolling out a standardized annual performance review and bonus program for all Bally’s Interactive teams. As an organization spread over a large number of locations around the world, it can be challenging to find channels of communication which suit everyone’s needs, and we are sorry to hear that you did not feel like there was enough transparency during your time with us. In addition to quarterly updates, we also endeavour to share information within the company via regular email updates, our intranet portal, and information screens in offices. Because of the size of the organization, we believe that taking the time to circulate an annual or bi-annual survey is essential in order to gather feedback in an efficient and data-driven way. Regardless of this structure, we do believe in the importance of feedback as we strive to nurture a positive working environment; we invite you to reach out to our senior HR leadership directly via feedback@ballys.com if you have any further thoughts you wish to share.
2.0
Aug 11, 2017

Room For Miles of Improvement

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Beautiful View of the Manhattan Skyline on the Hudson river Opportunity to make lasting friendships and meet cool people State of the art design setup Central location in Jersey City right off the Path Station This is a great place to work at if you are entry level and don't plan on staying long.

Cons

Benefits are bare minimum Salary is below market rate opportunity to grow in your department are based on how well you are liked and how much pull your line manager has with the higher-ups. Sexual Harassment and Racial Bias runs rampant in this office and management does little to nothing to enforce, especially if the perp is their friend or another manager. Promises made by management upon hiring you are not followed through. Favoritism is out of control here. Your performance reviews are heavily centered around your personality and how popular you are, not how well you do the job. No office manager or HR manager to take care of the employees Management time polices salaried employees and forces them to stay late for work if they do not work approximately 40hr per week. however if you stay late you are not paid overtime. Americans get <14 vacation days, Brits get 20+ Budget for team outings, holiday parties, and celebratory outings are very low for the Remote offices yet in London they are excessively lavish. Communication skills across the company is seriously lacking. Encouragement of creativity and ideas are implied, however is subject to the senior or lead designer's personal preference. So much red tape and bureaucracy. Too much favoritism is given for loyalty to the company, basically you can be completely incompetent and still hold power if you've been there the longest. Bonuses are tiny. Most departments are understaffed by HQ because they choose not to fill empty positions. Kitchen setup/office snacks are seriously lacking

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