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Bally's Interactive

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Mixed - many love the company, many do not and gain the skills on offers before leaving ASAP... - Anonymous employee Bally's Interactive Employee Review

2.0
Sep 16, 2013
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Young, enthusiastic and talented teams, who work VERY hard. Noel is a genuine guy, though I am not clear if the next tier allow him to keep in touch with what is really going on.

Cons

1) Weak management - to be fair it is more a question of naive/inexperienced management/team-leaders (not including mine of course - yes HR I know that there is no anonymity at Gamesys), barring a few who really should not be in their roles. 2) Considerably higher turnover than I have ever experienced before (though this may be a case of taking the opportunity to gain new skills and heading off somewhere that pays more). 3) Best not to take the word of their HR recruiters as fact, they are very keen to say whatever you want to hear to get you on board given the large number of vacancies. [The HR personnel themselves are however exceptional.] You will be asked to provide names of ex-colleagues for head-hunters. 4) The Dev services team is heavily loaded, i.e. gaining access to PC/MAC support can be delayed. 5) Please keep in mind that Gamesys monitor the job search engines for when you do decide to put your CV up as part of your transition to a new role - you may thus experience a sudden increase in work-load when they detect it.

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Pros

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Cons

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1.0
Oct 16, 2025
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Pros

Cool office Good location Occasionally free food Beer in fridge

Cons

Everything else. The office is usually a ghost town. Training is poor, exceptionally poor. Trainer acts as if annoyed when you ask a question. HR is remote, unreachable, and does not care about employees. It is clear overall that Bally’s doesn’t care about employees in the slightest. Terrible benefits. You have to pay $150 out of your own pocket to go through licensing. Why do you think we’re working? The company should cover all expenses. I wish I never accepted this job, it’s just been a waste of time and a rollercoaster. They will also mismanage your paycheck. Unorganized from top to bottom and not a good place to work. Diversity is lacking and it’s apparent. Very odd vibe in the office. Poor technology provided. When you think Bally’s think “bare minimum” because that’s what you’ll receive.

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