Comp Analyst/ Product Leader - Anonymous employee WTW Employee Review

2.0
Jan 9, 2015
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Made a lot of friends, free toilet paper, water, and coffee, and oxygen

Cons

Feel like I was in the Twilight Zone but Rod Sterling wasn't there drinking gin and smoking a cigar. No career development, awful promotions, bonuses dependent on other units so even if you perform well your bonus may take a hit. Poor management, lots of people coasting by doing minimal work while a few are putting in 14+ hour days to make deadlines. Management doesn't do anything about those that cant do the work except move them to different units or makes excuses. Management afraid to make tough decisions and get rid of people A lot of inner office conflict and turmoil, backstabbing. Departments work out of sync instead of together. Company is still using 2 different products instead of using one even though merger was 5 years ago. Different countries have different processes, which makes it near impossible with global clients. No training or development for current employees. Having to pay for parking. Decisions made from the top that are negatively impacting the unit as they don't understand exactly how it will impact. Having the IT group in the Philippines has been brutal as everything has been delayed and the group hasnt been trained to keep up with the demands of the organization. Poor communication all around. Consulting offices that are very difficult to work.

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Pros

Wonderful, intelligent colleagues, very collaborative, interesting work, lots of opportunity to move around the org

Cons

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2.0
Mar 28, 2026
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Pros

- Work is challenging - Benchmarking and survey data provides value - Can build a large network across employers, vendors and carriers

Cons

- "Merit" or annual pay increases are often less than annual Federal cost of living adjustments to address inflation. I have earned less every year I remain at WTW. - If promoted, raise is combined with "merit" and dilutes both amounts. I've never heard of one person being satisfied with merit + promotion salary increase. If anything, this is the final trigger to seek employment elsewhere. - High billable rates paired with higher execution/client satisfaction expectations yet overall pay/comp don't reflect it. Internal systems and process distract from productivity and impact. - Limited to no investment in training and development outside of internal webinars - Always hear "our people are the difference" yet it doesn't feel like that when it comes to total comp, professional development, and systems/tools that make sense - After 7 years, burnout is high amongst colleagues and I personally can't imagine many more anniversaries. Many high-performing, valued colleagues have left in last 12 months

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