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International Risk Management Institute

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Boasts family values but they don't show up for it. - Anonymous employee International Risk Management Institute Employee Review

3.0
Jul 8, 2024
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Ok salary and benefits Friendly coworkers Private offices

Cons

Company promotes family values and lives by core values that are drilled into everything we do. However, they will make decision on whatever they want without employees input and not in their best interest. So they boast about caring but in the end don't truly care.

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International Risk Management Institute Response
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The IRMI Executive Team recently made a change in our work from home policy that we believe is best for the company over the long term (requiring two days in the office instead of one). The decision was based on many factors. We did consider the impact on employees but concluded it was best for the company. Obviously, this colleague isn’t happy with the change. We wouldn’t have earned the distinction of being a “best place to work in Dallas” if we did not listen to our employees and “take their feedback to heart.” But that doesn’t mean we must do everything every employee wants us to do. Sometimes it is necessary to make decisions that are in the best interest of the company or the group as a whole rather than for individual employees. That’s exactly what happened here. Be sure to read the other Glass Door reviews of the company before making a conclusion about our corporate culture, which is built on respect for our colleagues.

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Cons

While upward movement might be limited, the ability to grow your skills within your role is not.

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