Pearson reviews

It is a large corporation, no idea what talents and skills you have, no appreciation for hard work, leadership, and development efforts, headed in the wrong direction shifting to education services from publishing. They are outsourcing all the traditional publishing roles.

This Company is top heavy with upper and middle management. It's a company with very little career development, zero retention of intellectual property, has developed a manipulative culture in which people are not valued and their sole function is to sit and shut up. Management, if you can call it that, is none existent. Their mantra of 'Pearson - Always Learning' is consistently the subject of humor among current employees who often substitute it with 'Pearson - There has got to be a better way'. Upper management has exceeded it's welcome at this company but ten years plus and it is not present based on merit or ability to lead or director. Management here is solely in place based on attrition and the passage of time and sometimes employees can feel like they are part of a book club or a bingo hall gathering.