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1.0
22 Jun 2016
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Greatest-group of mid-level people you may ever meet. This applies only to people below partner level. Focus on self-development. Mission-driven. Good IP (all created years ago by people no longer with firm). Nice office.

Cons

Mis-guided CEO - I am surprised to see so many positive reviews here when he made the lives of many people who worked there previously absolute hell. It's clear they have run a campaign to control their reputation. Partners of the firm are afraid to speak up and ask for change. Emotionally and verbally abusive workplace. All employees with a 2+ year tenure begin to doubt their worth and stay for a long time because the place just beats them down. Too development driven in that employees are expected to share incredibly personal stories like traumas from childhood to feel included. Those that don't are ostracized over time and accused of being "not vulnerable enough" "cold" "not part of the team" CEO is incredibly tight with his money and come year end when bonuses are due always has an excuse why he will not pay full bonuses. Worst of all, the CEO is a serial farter and often holds employees hostage in his office while opening packages of deliveries, trying on clothing, forcing them to comment, and all the while farting all over them without saying excuse me or apologizing even once.

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5.0
17 Jun 2024
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Pros

When I was hired, Trium shared five employee promises: (1) Have real impact in the world. (2) Work with people you love. (3) Earn a generous living and be properly rewarded for your contributions. (4) Have the time to focus on family, friends, and community. (5) Experience transformational personal growth and learning... and I thought no way can they actually deliver on all of this. Well, I'm three years in and they are delivering. The hiring process is rigorous, but if you get a chance to join and you're dedicated to your own growth & learning, this is the place to be.

Cons

Onboarding and learning the Trium way of doing things can be nuanced and you have to really take responsibility for your own success in the system. Not everyone succeeds, which can be stressful when you're new. And like any client services, the workload is variable – sometimes more than I feel like I can handle, but other times spacious enough to make up for the very busy times.

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5.0
7 Jun 2024
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Pros

There is a unique culture at Trium where personal growth and human development is engrained in what we do. Trium does impactful work and delivers five-star service while also "walking the walk" internally. There is a strong sense of community, an emphasis on challenging yourself and growing professionally, and encouragement and many opportunities to build relationships within the organization. One of my favorite elements is Trium's commitment since the pandemic to a few in-person team offsites each year. It is a special place, and I feel grateful to have found it.

Cons

An area of growth for Trium is in its JEDI (justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion). This is an area Trium is actively working on; however, our team is fairly homogenous and we have a lot of work to do in this area.

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