BT Group reviews

The office is only accessible by car and in a relatively boring suburb of Dallas. Not a lot of energy, culture, or desire to try anything new. Everyone is 40+ married with kids and goes home after work. Nothing wrong with that, but this is not type of place with people willing to grab a beer with you during/ after work and network. This is not a great place if you consider yourself a sociable person and want to make connections. A massive bureaucracy that makes the organizations very inflexible. There is little desire to change the status quo on most topics. No clear policy on work from home, schedule flexibility, it all depends on the will of your managers. Very old American way of working and attempts to change it have not seen much success. As an example, the HR Manager in Dallas does not allow his employees to work from home, but other managers in the same office do. Leadership has mostly moved to the UK and appears that less focus is placed in the US/ America's outside of a sales perspective. Constant reorgs often make one wonder if their business unit is finally being sold off which leads to an ever present level of uncertainty. Poor training and support of managers which often leads to overbearing micromanaging managers. Benefits are standard to substandard.

Don't apply if you're not a self starter or willing to accept responsibility for your own career.