Great for a first job, not great long term - Project Manager Ipsos Employee Review

- Upper management tends be very disorganized. Deliverables on their end almost always need to be fixed. Can be very time consuming. -Very tight deadlines (often due to client and upper management’s lack of planning), which often puts more stress on operational teams. -Multiple structural changes. I have switched multiple teams. Big con if you are someone who is looking to be promoted since you are constantly changing managers (aka fresh start). -Management can be micromanagers. -Project Manager route does not have a lot of options for moving up (account managers can move up to a senior role, then director, then vice president). However, for project managers, it feels like the highest level would be senior project managers. Kind of makes me wish I took the Account Manger Route. -Not enough team members for the amount of studies going around. Can lead to periods where workers are drastically overwhelmed. -Office is pushing for employees to go back into office. Not the best idea considering the amount of time people take to commute back and forth and the increased likelihood of needing to stay later for work. Not family friendly or even mental health friendly. - Mental health has been declining for me personally in the last year. Ipsos was once a great company, but it seems like they have doubled down on their values. - Very little diversity