Thomson Reuters reviews

3.9

74% would recommend to a friend

(14,589 total reviews)
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Steve Hasker

82% approve of CEO

66% positive business outlook

Thomson Reuters has an employee rating of 3.9 out of 5 stars, based on 14,589 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Thomson Reuters employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.7 stars).

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15K reviews
1.0
Oct 2, 2023
Recommend
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Pros

Salary isn't bad and the product is good

Cons

They do not even remotely treat the sales team like human beings. They are only a number. The rate of turnover with tenured, successful reps is insane. They don't care what happens, why you missed a number or provide any help whatsoever. I would say the average tenure of a sales rep is 1-2 years. What a horrible experience and how awful to feel like you don't matter. Apparently they have so much money, why not train a new team every day?

1.0
Apr 29, 2023
Recommend
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Pros

Nothing, they treated me like an outcast from training, i never had a chance, never given fair chance to change teams, leaders, never given extra training because they didnt like me from the start and wanted to just get that chance to fire me. wrong people wrong time i guess, but that shouldnt happen to anyone, you are discriminating.

Cons

I was fired after 9 months of being promoted and reachingn for the stars and working my butt off. I am a great and hard working employee but if you need time off, "they from upon taking pto"- first FLAG Second- to protect my job, i applied for FMLA because im a single mom and 6 days a year isnt going to cut it for sick time, when they dont let you have any time off for appts and things, you have to use sick time. I was declined fmla because i was only there 9 months instead of 12 The "company" comes back with the denial and "other options" to "help" accommodate you, like ADA, Okay, lets try that, big mistake, i was approved and then i was fired after using two days. I was discriminated against- the termination reason wasn't possible and they already said they frown on time off. They have a system saying oh you were denied, lets help you find options but when you do and some actual human sees it, oh no, now she can call in whenever she wants, we gotta get her out. Call me ignorant but friends said you shouldn't have asked for ADA, of course they wanted you gone. All that no discrimination stuff is BS. Don't ever put it on an application- you wont get called, and when your at a company, figure out another way to float because i took ADA to protect my job (not drown/fired for not enough pto), and man I sank myself. It broke my heart. Then they made sure i couldnt get unemployment too!!! I am a single mom and they knew this. I have never been fired, they screwed my reputation, income, ability to get a car right not because i have no job, and it just goes on. Seriously, DONT WORK FOR THEM unless you plan to work 365 days a year or work while your dying.

2.0
Apr 29, 2022

Not what it used to be...

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

The first 10+ years were amazing, then came the Change Program. Prior to Change Program, great work life balance. Great people doing the right thing for the customer. Lots of the opportunities to feel valued and make a difference.

Cons

Since the Change Program the last 2 years it has been non-stop trying to get people to work more and harder. Working from home made it easy to just let people keep working long after they should have stopped. Large numbers of jobs moved to low cost locations regardless those locations being a good fit for the intended work. Great loss of institutional knowledge.

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