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Inspired Thinking Group

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Not a company to join if you value your mental health & wellbeing - Anonymous employee Inspired Thinking Group Employee Review

1.0
23 Dec 2024
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Benefits hub, some health reimbursement

Cons

Littlest career progression Heavy workload Little communication between teams Low salaries compared with other companies. Managers lack leadership skills The level of stress imposed on employees is alarming. No salary increases

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Inspired Thinking Group Response
9mo
Hi There, thank you for your feedback, all feedback is really helpful and welcomed by us. I'm sorry to hear your experience with us wasn't good and we have recently introduced our People First Pulse Surveys to capture sentiment across the teams and the group and address any areas of concerns. We are very proud of the work and support our wellbeing teams deliver across the business and we encourage all our employees to utilise the access they automatically have to our Wellbeing Champions and Mental Health First Aiders. I wish you every success with your ongoing career path and hope you are well and happy.

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I was a victim of the sixth or seventh round of of layoffs within under two years—and there's been another round this month—due to "offshoring" jobs ("rightsizing", "competing in a global marketplace", "globalization", "nearshoring", blah, blah, blah). ITG f/k/a PureRed cares FAR more about money than people. They're axing very talented, hard-working, and driven people only to replace them with cheaper labor in South America and South Asia (while claiming "it's not about cheaper labor"). The company's goal is absolutely to replace all subexecutives with "offshored" labor. ITG claims to be different and better with claims of "transparency" and a "culture of kindness", but they're just like all the other corporate machines with cronyism, high-paid executives (some of whom who get golden parachutes after mergers and buyouts), very low-paid worker bees, and a bunch of lip service. I've never been more disappointed in a company. Just be evil and own it. Stop lying to everyone. And PLEASE stop the crocodile tears, leadership. Have some self-awareness. You've axed people who make very little money in one of the worst job markets in years. Spare us the theatrics.

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Inspired Thinking Group Response
3mo
Hi There, thank you for your feedback, its disappointing to hear that your experience with ITG / PureRed wasn't the best - 2025 saw some difficult trading conditions as well as economic and political challanges, and led to some difficult decisions being made - That said we do acknowledge the impact this had on some of our teams - Our Wellbeing and Diversity programs are still as strong as ever and remain an amazing source of support for our global teams. I hope you are prospering now and enjoying your work.
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