Great job but motivation fades quickly... - Telephone Interviewer Kantar Employee Review

4.0
Aug 9, 2014
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Working for Kantar gave me the flexibility to continue my Masters Degree whilst also having the time to further my writing career (the long train journey into their westgate office gave me hours of writing time!) in the form of a job that could be broken down into just 3 1/2 hour shifts a day if needed. The supervisors were generally friendly and the place felt fairly relaxed.

Cons

There's a great amount of autonomy with this job; there aren't that many surveys being done, so you're usually saying the same thing over and over for months on end. It's fairly easy to maintain a good work/life balance if you can look at your day in a different way. I can't say anything about promotions as I never went for/got one - I did apply for a Graduate scheme but wasn't even invited for an interview - so I'll leave that there. Time off was easy enough, but you don't get paid!

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1.0
Jun 18, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

None. Literally none. Amazing that I cannot think of a single thing. I’m staying because the job market is awful otherwise I am out of here.

Cons

- carousel of management. Changing every several months - constant reorganization, hired for a role you want then moved to a role without input as a part of a reorganization - employees of set up to fail - management is suspect in their talent and ability to build a culture worth having - trying to “scale” products without a client first mentality - profits over people - legacy remote work allows people to skate by without actually doing work - history of hiring suspect CEOs because of nepotism - people get paid obscene amounts for doing little work. And if they do work, it is so awful.

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