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Thomson Reuters
Financial information is king and Thomson Reuters Corporation holds the crown. The company is the market leader in financial data (ahead of rival information provider Bloomberg). Thomson Reuters provides electronic information and services to businesses and professionals worldwide, serving the legal, financial services, tax and accounting, healthcare and science, and media markets. Data is primarily offered online, and to a lesser extent via CD-ROM and print formats; nearly all revenues come from subscription sales to its plethora of offerings. Thomson Reuters was created...More
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Thomson Reuters Ratings & Reviews Posted by employees
Employees say it's “OK” 1,399 ratings
74% of the CEO 291 ratings
James C. Smith
President & CEO
“Good place to work for. You will get a chance to work Genius people”
Former Lead Software Engineer in Bangalore (India)
Pros: Good working culture with some on-site opportunities. – Full Review /Reviews/Employee-Review-Thomson-Reuters-RVW2674439.htm
Thomson Reuters Salaries Posted by employees
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Thomson Reuters Interview Questions & Reviews Posted by candidates
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in London, England May 2013 – Reviewed 6 days ago New
Interview Details
The hiring and interview process consisted of 3 stages:
1) Online application - screening questions and a cover letter with CV. A nice option to add up to a maximum of 5 documents to accompany your application (used for CV, cover letter, references etc).
Very quick reply after submission…
– Full Interview
Interview Question:
If you had a choice to work individually or in a team, which would you prefer?
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