Keep taking our bonus away while you (directors and above) take more than your fair share?! - Division Manager Reynolds American Employee Review

1.0
22 Feb 2022
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Pros

Not many… They are now taking our bonuses

Cons

Directors are narcissists and they are being encouraged by executives to stay that way. They have taken a world class organization and made it a old school dictatorial boys club. The executive team is so white we have to ware shades. Look it up for yourself. They talk diversity but where is the proof. Minorities are placed only where it makes sense culturally but not in upper managment. HR is doing nothing about the forcing out of good people. The more tenure you have the bigger the target on your back. If you are looking to work here. Make your money, gain some experience and then go find a better company.

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Reynolds American Response
4y
Thank you for taking the time to write a review. Creating a culture of diversity and inclusion is one of our top priorities. To maintain the continuous progress we’re making, we have set our ambitions. By 2025, we aim to significantly increase minority representation in management and senior management roles and to reach gender parity in management roles.

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We appreciate your review, and are glad to hear you enjoyed the people, and opportunities to grow your career.
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Cons

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