okay - Senior Analyst Caterpillar Employee Review

2.0
Sep 21, 2020
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

money, money, money, money, money and money

Cons

not much of diversity or inclusion, middle and upper management seem to be dominated by one group (race, age, gender, prior experience), lot of office politics

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Caterpillar Response
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We believe the success of our enterprise is founded in our people and strive to provide compensation and benefits packages that reflect the work they do. We also value the diversity and unique experiences each employee brings to the enterprise and recognize inclusion is a journey rather than an initiative – we continue to take steps to ensure we are promoting a culture of inclusion.

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Cons

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