Helpful people with great values - Anonymous employee Esri Employee Review

4.0
Jun 17, 2020
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

I Enjoy the entrepreneurial spirit, smart colleagues, wonderful health insurance, diversity and inclusion initiative and learning something new every day.

Cons

Not much vertical movement, create your own career path, but some guidance coming soon on this.

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Esri Response
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Thank you for your 10+ years with Esri! It’s rewarding to hear you recognize our great benefits package and the opportunity we all have to learn every day. At Esri, career growth is not always defined as a “move up” – it can also mean taking on additional responsibilities within your current team. We encourage you to reach out to your HR business partner to determine what career growth at Esri might look like for you. We appreciate you taking time to provide us with your feedback.

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