Don - Anonymous employee Broadridge Employee Review

2.0
4 Jul 2015
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Central location on Long Island

Cons

Everyone constantly boasts about the wonderful Broadridge culture. At first you are drawn into the alluring claims that are made and a couple of months in you start to see the cracks. Over time you realize that the culture is an easy mantra everyone sticks to but it's not backed by anything of substance. If you are looking for a challenge this is definitely the place, however by challenge I don't mean a character building experience, rather more like being thrown in the lion's den. You are left to identify information that doesn't exist and people who are tenured (10+ years) quizzically respond with laughter about the impossible nature of answering your request. You start here with great ambitions and drive to find yourself within a couple of months leaving each day empty knowing you can't change a place that isn't willing to change.

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Pros

Work life balance Benefits package

Cons

Upward mobility Busy time of year

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Broadridge Response
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Thank you for the 5-star review! We’re pleased to hear that you value the work‑life balance and benefits package, as supporting our associates’ well‑being remains a key priority. We also appreciate your feedback around career growth and seasonal workload. These insights are helpful as we continue to focus on development opportunities and ensuring teams are supported during peak periods. We encourage you to connect with your manager or HR Business Partner to discuss your career goals and explore potential growth opportunities. Ongoing conversations like these help us better support long‑term development.
3.0
17 Jun 2026
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Pros

You can test tactics, fail, learn, and it's a great place to try new things.

Cons

The amount of admin work is insane. So much internal work that competes with marketing priorities.

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