Thomson Reuters Client Implementation Manager reviews

Work is interesting although it can at times be simplistic, and other times be complicated in a monotonous way. Experience bottlenecks when working with other teams on project delivery where poor communication and ownership lacks with the offshore team. Need more people with engineering skills to help propel our technical offerings, and to offer simpler implementation processes for clients. Benefits are standard but things like the gym subsidy has been changed and made worse recently (especially for people living outside of major hubs)

The OneSource software can be frustrating to work with, it’s overly reliant on a patchwork of other tools just to complete basic tasks, making workflows inefficient. Pay tends to be below market for many roles, which can affect retention. Communication between departments can be inconsistent, leading to confusion or delays in project alignment.