Ipsos reviews

3.4

59% would recommend to a friend

(4,920 total reviews)
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Jean Laurent Poitou

67% approve of CEO

52% positive business outlook

Ipsos has an employee rating of 3.4 out of 5 stars, based on 4,920 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Ipsos employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Administración y consultoría industry (3.7 stars).

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1.0
Apr 30, 2025

Avoid

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Pros

you get to work from home

Cons

Paid minimum wage but not paid for the time it takes to log on which is lengthy. If there are any tech issues you have pay taken in 15 min instalments - 4 minutes of issues = 15 mins taken If you are sick or in hospital, 'late cancelations' still mean you are penalised and offered less shifts the following weeks. No sick pay Making cold calls where people will swear at you. Making cold calls up to 9pm at night. Set breaks, if you need a toilet break outside this - pay will be deducted. Unrealistic targets. Only offered evening and weekend shifts - then no shifts at all despite being told in training there would always be shifts available. Instead given a presentation about claiming benefits and told to join a Facebook group where there might be 'door knocking opportunities' Have to use your own laptop, headphones, internet.

1.0
Sep 17, 2024

Don't work here

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Pros

- Great teammates (and supportive managers) - Hybrid working mode

Cons

1. Hybrid working mode but we're expected to replace our work in office days if we take a leave on that day (inclusive of sick leaves) 2. Generation Ipsos (aka a pyramid scheme) - You're expected to organise a series of company events that should actually be organised by HR instead. Instead, we have been slaved to complete their jobs 3. Sick leaves - Sick leaves are tracked by HR and they will question if you have utilised more sick leaves than their Asian benchmark number of sick leaves (which who the hell created a benchmark for sick leaves??). What is the use of allocating or providing a specific number of sick leaves per person if they aren't suppoed to use it when they are sick? 4. Offshore support - You'll never be part of the real team, thus prevents growth and opportunities 5. Increment - YoY increment is SO LITTLE?? and barely makes a difference 6. Bonus - Level 7 and below (executives) aren't entitled to bonuses, despite being drained

2.0
May 4, 2024
Recommend
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Pros

Flexibility of work and some generally friendly faces to see.

Cons

The lowest pay in the market Bias within management and they deliberately set you up to find reasons to not progress you, especially where you are perceived as non-conforming or not paying lip-service or praising management. They have the worst rating and feedback process that is easily abused by managers and directors who just don't like you. Many staff are stuck there just because they like the flexibility and have families. The young ones are more ambitious, so they play the game, get promoted and take the experience elsewhere. It is a sad situation as the company has a good reputation but the clients don't know how those who actually do the work (the junior execs who are often doing director level work, are suffering under strain and burn out). If you love your health and mental state, please look elsewhere.

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