Poorest Company and the worst leadership - Anonymous employee Tally Group Employee Review

1.0
11 Nov 2022
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Believe me there are none. No one to listen to you or help you. Poor management and leadership.

Cons

Company keeps changing names to hide their incompetency. Poor team managers and no management. Termination even without an hour notice. You will be locked out of the system and terminated in a minute even if you are top performer. Don't join even if you have the best job offer. you job doesn't have any guarantee. Poor leadership and highest level of politics going on.

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Tally Group Response
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Thank you for taking the time to write a review. We're disappointed that you didn't enjoy your experience at Tally Group. Our vision is to be the world’s leading provider of intuitive energy and services technology. To help us get there, we are continuing to evolve our global organisational structure to meet the needs of our clients and markets. We're also committed to building an inclusive culture that drives innovation and celebrates all our people and their talents. Our business has grown a great deal in the last three years, thanks to the merging of four successful companies. We officially changed our name to Tally Group in May 2022; we're proud to operate under one global brand. If you have any further feedback or would like to talk more about your time with us, please reach out to our People & Culture team. In the meantime, we wish you every success with your next career move.

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