Struggles w/ Middle Management & HR - R&D Jamf Employee Review

1.0
Feb 4, 2021
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Flexible work environment Compensation inline with market average

Cons

Toxic work culture. My department lived in fear of saying the wrong thing. From my point of view, decade long grudges were held by middle management that caused top performing employees' careers to be held hostage. Middle management's actions did not match company values when it came to ensuring a diverse and inclusive workplace. When concerns were raised to HR, there was no follow through or empty promises were made.

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Jamf Response
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Thanks for taking the time to share this feedback with us. We appreciate your comments and strive to promote a culture of openness and acceptance. All voices are critical to our innovation, collaboration, and growth. We seek to learn how we can do better so that all our Jamfs feel comfortable to be their whole selves both inside and outside the workplace. Our commitment to inclusion and diversity is unwavering and though we continue to make strides, we recognize there are still areas for improvement. Our intention is to make Jamf a great place to work for everyone. Feel free to reach out to me directly if you want to discuss your concerns further – VP Human Resources, amy.rennock@jamf.com

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