Dividends over people makes for a poor business strategy - Anonymous employee Tribal Group Employee Review

1.0
23 May 2022
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

The people at Tribal used to be the main pro. Seeing as Tribal are intent to get rid of as many employees as possible this "pro" is becoming more and more irrelevant.

Cons

This company used to be a great place to work. However the executives and shareholders do not care about the well-being of their employees, Time and time again since I joined the company they have repeatedly lost experienced staff from underpaying them, undervaluing them and overworking them. It seems they will never learn as they have just done it again, forcing more employees out the company while increasing the workload of the current ones exponentially. They do not listen, show any remorse, or care at all so long as the shareholders receive their dividends. You can brag all you like about being market leaders, but when you don't respect or value your own employees you won't be leading the market for long. Tribal have proven they either don't care, or are too stubborn to learn from their past mistakes, always promising better days but failing to deliver.

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5.0
29 Jul 2023
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Pros

Meet people every day. Willing to pay for school for advance placement

Cons

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1.0
25 Nov 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

• Some team members are kind and willing to help. • The company has potential if leadership improves.

Cons

One of the leads can be harsh and often speaks negatively about others, which creates a stressful and uncomfortable environment for new hires. Training feels rushed and incomplete, yet the workload and pressure remain high. Leadership tends to act more like a boss than a mentor, offering little support or constructive feedback. Communication is inconsistent, and new ideas or questions are sometimes dismissed rather than encouraged. Additionally, new employees should be cautious when working with a lead whose name sounds similar to “Sweet,” as their behavior can be particularly challenging to deal with.

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