Bullhorn reviews

There was a huge cultural shift while I was at Bullhorn and the company I joined was not the company I left. The work life balance was getting worse and worse as I was there. 50, 60 or 80 hour weeks were not uncommon. If I had an issue, and raised my hand, I would not get any support and felt very alone. My team was fantastic but were not always in a position to help out. UK Leadership was clearly losing momentum and energy for the job, and this was very apparent in how they dealt with any issues which was, the majority of the time, just shifting the issue to someone else. I do not feel that Art Papas has the right leadership team around him to complement his talents. Sadly over my time at Bullhorn, a big blame culture also started and, whereas I was not personally the focus of this, it did result in bad atmosphere which was a real shame and ruined the environment for everyone. I witnessed some pretty shocking ways that people were pushed out of the business even if they were hitting their targets. I had a number of line managers while at Bullhorn. Some of my managers were great, but my last manager was unbelievably frustrating and took blame and lack of ownership to a new level. At Bullhorn, there was a real focus on having 1:1 meetings with your managers, which is great, but nothing ever came of these meetings and they became more frustrating then anything.

Not all offices are run the same. Much management is new and they bring bad habits from other companies. Often the management will decide that their fifteen years of experience allows them to overlook the fact that this company is doing well because it doesn't do what everyone else in the industry does. They try to mold the work environment to match their preexisting assumptions rather than keep an open mind.