Trying to address DE&I issues...by making Linkedin videos?!?!? - Anonymous employee T. Rowe Price Employee Review

1.0
Apr 3, 2025
Anonymous employee
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Pros

I've met some really nice people while working here. The pay is okay and the work isn't too stressful. I feel I've learned a lot about the industry.

Cons

I think they have DE&I issues at the Sydney office. There's a diverse workforce but the majority of senior people who hold power are usually older Anglo-Saxon males who say the right things in terms of being supportive of women and minorities but I've had negative experiences in practice. One of them regularly mixes up the names of women and minorities in the office. HR in my opinion is also not helpful.

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Cons

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