IGT reviews

3.4

59% would recommend to a friend

(2,040 total reviews)

Nick Khin

49% approve of CEO

46% positive business outlook

IGT has an employee rating of 3.4 out of 5 stars, based on 2,040 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The IGT employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Arts, Entertainment & Recreation industry (3.9 stars).

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2K reviews
1.0
Sep 4, 2018

No confidence

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Free coffee, at least it's still free, they tried to charge for it.

Cons

The rank and files last raise was june of 2016 while the C-level gets huge year over year total compensation increase, check the sec filings. Terrible insurance, bonus and stock awards removed at for levels 1-3. Only directors and above get the stock award,IV and above get a cash bonus, but it's not even gurarenteed if we do well, so why try. Last computer refresh was 5years ago, impossible to get software and equipment needed to just do your job. No more travel or work conferences unless you get the CEOs approval.

2.0
Jul 8, 2017

Honest review of what used to be a very good company (GTech).

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Company operates on a somehow stable line of business (people throw away money in casinos and lottery, hoping to get rich even during desperate times). Health insurance is ok.

Cons

Horrible leadership, they do not walk the talk. Don't believe me? Google "IGT NYSE" and see for yourself how "Diverse" management is on the pics when they rang the bell at the stock exchange. Not a single female, not a single person from a minority group, no one younger than 55; hypocrisy more like it when they are supposed to promote and be proud of "Diversity and Inclusion". Salaries are way below average. Engineers and support people are pushed to the extreme. No work-life balance. Non-existing raises (unless a 0.5 to 2% annual raise may be "potentially available" only if you "perform above and beyond your regular duties" sounds like a good deal to you), extreme cut of "unnecessary" costs (training and development included of course), people is expected to be available to work after hours and weekends as the norm and not as the exception. Long timers have no state of the art skills at all; management, "leadership", engineering, project, processes and work procedures are very aged. For instance, some managers want to "teach you Agile" when they are clueless about what Agile means. The Human Resources "partners" are the worst I have ever seen: they have zero respect for people and care more about how employees dress or "patrol the desks" instead of ensuring they have the right conditions and tools to perform their very demanding work. Individuals are promoted to management positions because of the number of years at the company, experience (read, doing exactly the same tasks the same exact same way for years), closeness (read, friendship) to Directors or VPs without any regard of what people and soft-skills they may have. On the flip side, if you are a Tech Director or HR partner, you can very well do your grocery shopping during work hours, go to happy hour or leave for home at 2:00 PM; yes, that is a fact.

1.0
Jun 26, 2017

The writing is on the wall

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Pros

Ok pay and benefits for the level of work. You most likely will not receive recognition or compensation for hard work and adding value in your role, but could gain experience which can get your foot in the door elsewhere.

Cons

Toxic corporate culture which expects miracles and devotion, but will give nothing in return. Good employees are consistently undervalued and not rewarded. Dead weight is given tacit job security in exchange for filling space. Raises, if they come at all, are pitifully small and promotions are either non-existent or so far behind that you're two levels up before they even officially acknowledge one. Wasteful and inefficient policies are common. General short term thinking from management leads to overwork and disengagement of employees as well as poor performance in the industry. Reputation within the industry is suffering. Long term prospects look pretty bleak company wide.

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