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Transmission Dynamics

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A company that values people as much as performance - Anonymous employee Transmission Dynamics Employee Review

5.0
7 Jul 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

After reading the Glassdoor reviews, I was cautiously optimistic. However, it only took one taster day for me to know Transmission Dynamics was somewhere I wanted to work. Now that I'm part of the team, I can confidently say they genuinely prioritise finding the right people to build the right culture, rather than simply filling vacancies. Having spent many years working for large corporate organisations, joining TD has been a refreshing change. Not only is the work fascinating—you quickly see how technology can be used to solve real-world challenges—but the people are what truly set the company apart. There is genuine respect between colleagues, and the owner and senior leadership team know everyone personally and take a real interest in their development and future. They create an environment where people feel valued rather than just being another employee. The little things also make a difference. Every Friday the company provides a team lunch, from BBQs to wood-fired pizzas, giving everyone the opportunity to come together, to the time taken to say ' have a good day' or to hold a door open. All the little things here are done because they want to be and not because it's expected. Working here has genuinely restored my faith that some companies do care about their people. TD has shown me that it's possible to create a workplace that values culture, rewards hard work, and invests in its employees. It has given real meaning to the phrase, "we value our company culture," because here it's something that's lived every day, not just written on a careers page.

Cons

From my time here, I am yet to find any. It never fails to amaze me daily that I genuinely enjoy coming to work, something I've not had for a long time.

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1.0
11 Apr 2026
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CEO approval
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Pros

Willing to hire a graduate.

Cons

The owner and their beliefs.

1.0
6 May 2023
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

- Interesting projects to work on. - Good group of people to work with. - Company social events organised on a regular basis. - Not expected to do overtime except on rare occasions. - Good in house facilities for PCB assembly and mechanical component manufacture.

Cons

- CEO gets overly involved in all aspects of the business and doesn't trust his staff to do their jobs. No decisions are made without his involvement. - Management are either related to, or close family friends with the CEO and will not look out for their staff. They even criticise your work directly to the CEO without giving you a chance to defend yourself. - Unprofessional environment where CEO will humiliate staff in front of the rest of the company. - Management expect you to undertake tasks which you have no experience of with minimal training and do it perfectly. If you make any mistakes you are crucified in front of the CEO. - CEO will not respect you until you have learnt to do things in a way that he finds acceptable. His way is the only way and he will not entertain the opinions of others. - Inflexible working environment with fixed hours. - Health and safety not a primary concern. Non-electrically qualified staff carry out electrical work. CEO advises staff to tackle fires themselves. Improper safety precautions around the use of hazardous chemicals. - Job benefits are very basic, for example legal minimum pension contributions and holiday entitlement. - Company heavily reliant on knowledge stored in people rather than documentation and project management is poor/non-existent. - For approximately 70% of staff, TD is their first real job so they do not know any better from the above. - High staff turnover for such a small company. Yet no feedback is gathered from those who leave to improve the company for those who stay. - No formal Human Resources and no way to raise concerns anonymously without fear of retribution from senior management.

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