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3.9

79% would recommend to a friend

(460 total reviews)
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Scott Russell

86% approve of CEO

75% positive business outlook

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1.0
May 26, 2023
Recommend
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Pros

-Market leading product -A couple knights from the old guard remain (no power or influence.) -Nothing else.

Cons

-Compensation well below market rate. -Reorg and reshuffle has left many people exiting. -former CEO/founder retired, leaving the Israel based NICE to take over and effectively ‘slim’ costs and incentives. -COMPLETELY UNETHICAL PAYROLL BEHAVIOR. MANY HAVE NOT BEEN PAID DUE TO RESTRUCTURE ‘CONFUSION’ -Overworking and expected to take calls and answer emails well outside of business hours -WFH migrating back to full time office despite what job descriptions list -Residual payments gone. -Expenses rejected at every opportunity -Very nepotistic “locker room” culture -all the good leaders left for a reason

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NiCE Response
3y
Thanks for your feedback. Our NICE-FLEX hybrid model – which is employed by NICErs in all offices globally – gives employees ultimate flexibility, comprising 2 days in the office with 3 days of remote work each week. We encourage you to reach out to your HR Business partner to discuss your specific concerns.
4.0
May 26, 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Solid people with decent ability to level up and gain experience/knowledge

Cons

Pay is a bit on the lower side of the market. Can be a little tribal at certain points in the company.

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NiCE Response
3y
Thanks for sharing your feedback. We are glad that you enjoyed your NICE journey. We take great pride in empowering our employees to reach their full potential with our learning and development program, and an emphasis on internal mobility. We wish you success in your future career.
1.0
May 25, 2023

I wouldn't recommend working here

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Pros

Not much to be proud about at this company currently. * Historically they offered motivosity to share small monetary rewards with peers, that is now gone. * Historically they allowed for your work-from-home schedule to be determined between you and your manager, that is gone. * Historically they allowed for occasional team building outings to be expensed to the company, that is gone. * Historically there was a food store on the 3rd floor and an allowance of money was given to each employee to spend there, that is gone. Leadership has their eye focused on saving money and doesn't seem to care about employee's personal happiness and work experience any more. It seems that the effects of the departure of the long time CEO Paul Jarman are starting to be manifested.

Cons

* Leadership is fanatical at requiring in-office attendance. They say that in-office attendance is required 2 times per week. If you go on vacation you're still required to scan your badge 8 times per month. It seems like leadership is looking for a way to reduce the number of employees without calling it a layoff. * There are too many levels of leadership. Some decisions can only be made by the highest level of leadership. It seems that executive leadership is micromanaging too many things. They need to put more trust in the lower level leaders. * Getting a raise in salary is almost impossible. There is a yearly merit cycle, but that only gives 2-6% salary increases to a select number of employees. Doesn't allow for employee's salary to keep up with the current high rate of inflation.

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NiCE Response
3y
Thanks for your sharing your thoughts. Our NICE-FLEX hybrid work model allows NICErs to enjoy the best of both worlds – two days a week from the office to benefit from team collaborations and in-person connection, and three days of work-from-home. At NICE, we hire top talent and our "pay for performance" culture ensures that strong performers are duly compensated. We encourage you to reach out to your HR Business Partner or direct manager to share your specific concerns.
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