Project Management Institute reviews

Unethical treatment, drowning in endless information overload, constant changes, a lot of manual work, underpaid and underappreciated. Only get to stand up and step away on lunch or break. Typing 6 hours a day....non-stop.... non-stop. No raises for additional work, no matter how much is piled on you. Even taking on other department's works who get paid 70,000 a year, you won't get a raise. Customer care is the dumping ground for everyone and director will never acknowledge how much they are an asset to the company or give them a raise. Disgusting person.

Feedback shared on other reviews on Glassdoor reinforces concerns about the culture and conduct of certain leaders, including reports that Menaka Gopinath, CMO frequently exhibits domineering and intimidating behavior toward colleagues. This, combined with a predominance of leaders who appear to rely on outdated perspectives and practices, lack of psychological safety creates an environment that feels out of touch with the realities of a modern, high-performing organization. The broader tendency of the executive team to preserve the status quo rather than pursue meaningful change, is particularly troubling from a governance and execution standpoint. Against this backdrop, it feels especially incongruous for Pierre to be publicly positioning himself as an authority on building strong executive teams, including through thought-leadership content and videos on effective C-level leadership. When the leaders reporting to him display such limited alignment, questionable behavior, and resistance to change, it significantly undermines the credibility of those messages and raises legitimate questions about the strength of leadership at the very top of the organization.