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      Company that has lost its way... - Anonymous employee Wiley Employee Review

      2.0
      2 Jun 2018
      Anonymous employee
      Recommend
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      Pros

      Wiley family. There are lots of good people here, but those are dwindling. Good benefits, but getting worse by the year.

      Cons

      Culture of layoffs, not opportunity as it once was. No career conversations happen. It's just get the annual review paperwork done. Weak leadership. They have gutted organizations to the point that work will not get done to the detriment of customers and staff who rely on this work. Poor communication-->people or groups of people come and go and you find out this kind of information accidentally. All about money...recent T&E policy reflects growing gap between executive team and rest of organization. Technology is grim. And if you love a place where you go through 2 or more Dell laptops per year. If you like an environment with no heart or soul, this is the company for you!

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      Thanks for taking the time to write. Times of change and disruption are often difficult to navigate and we really appreciate everyone that takes a moment to speak up about the things that concern them - and concern us all. Please know that we do our best to represent the feedback that we receive here to the relevant parties. Your efforts do make a difference.

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