Gallup reviews

Like other reviewers, there is very little focus and direction in terms of company strategy. Its a family business and the leadership lacks experience with growing a company.

The so-called research behind the books is dubious at best, the so-called authors are really sales savvy actors/motivational speakers pitching a schedule of consulting services. Books are largely ghost written. Company sells a different and profitable message--treating people well is good for business--but doesn't really believe it or act it. The private company's internal employee stock ownership plan appears to be a blatant ponzie scheme in need of an investigation....mostly enriches CEO Jim Clifton and his very small inner circle. Clifton cares little about anything but his own personal wealth. A sad and slow demise will come to this once venerable firm dedicated to honest polling. George Gallup sold his company to the Clifton family and he is now rolling over in his grave. Avoid this dishonest cult.