Learnosity Reviews

3.9

70% would recommend to a friend

(62 total reviews)

Gavin Cooney

75% approve of CEO

72% positive business outlook

Learnosity has an employee rating of 3.9 out of 5 stars, based on 62 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Learnosity employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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62 reviews
1.0
8 Dec 2017

Very gloomy place

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Their technology seems to be solid.

Cons

Management are horrible people, expectations too high for some roles, cheapskate management and cheapo office, no training or mentorship. Very gloomy place to spend your life. Better to look elsewhere, because the vast majority of other companies in the industry will give you a better experience.

3.0
28 Feb 2023

At least they try

Anonymous employee
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Pros

People are nice, my boss is very good

Cons

Change is all that you can get. Nothing stays the same for a long time rather than your salary, it stays the same no matter how hard you work

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Learnosity Response
1y
Thanks for your feedback. We take it very seriously and continuously work to promote a great work environment where people feel valued and supported. We appreciate that change can be challenging, and we take steps to ensure people are informed and supported during these periods. We focus on communication, training, and collaboration tools and provide our employees with our Employee Assistance Program for additional support. We also make sure we take a collaborative approach and we value our team members input in line with our company values. Sincerely, The People & Culture Team
2.0
2 Sept 2025
Recommend
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Pros

They have some robust services, with some good engineering challenges along the way, which for an engineer is a good thing. Very talented engineers there as well, from which you can learn a lot. Some teams operate in a fully remote structure, others are hybrid. Also they have some interesting and attractive values like "Do the right thing" and "Success is better shared", even though these are definitely not compatible with the reality.

Cons

There is a complete lack of care for their people. HR is messy in dealing with onboarding stuff, in some ways they are quite a joke. There is no ongoing conversations with anyone to check how you are getting on, things may be going downhill and you are not even aware of. People are fired out of the blue and not given any actual reason for it. I've seen senior professionals simply disappearing overnight and nobody knows anything about. Entire teams being let jaw dropped and the constant fear of the same happening to you, this is how the atmosphere looks like. There is a lot of crap going on with higher management levels that result in lack of direction and clarify for teams down the line, and bad decisions going on. There is an apparent fight for power. Some say this is the result of the acquisition of a big company in the recent years. Benefits are a bit below average: health insurance doesn't cover any family member in any way, pension contribution is not so attractive, there is no bonus/stocks at all and performance evaluation/salary increases are pretty much non existent. Often times you are expected to work early in the mornings or late on evenings to be able to interact with people in completely 'opposite' timezones.

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Learnosity Response
6mo
Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback. I’m genuinely sorry to hear that your experience didn’t reflect the standards we aim to uphold. I would welcome the opportunity to discuss the points you’ve raised in more detail so we can better understand your experience and continue improving. We are growing quickly, and with that comes ongoing work to strengthen our processes and ensure our people feel supported throughout their journey with us. Recently, we’ve introduced structured onboarding check-ins at 1, 4, and 8 months to provide more consistent support for new employees. We’re also collecting more regular feedback through our engagement surveys and, most recently, our stay survey, The Loop, which helps us understand what keeps people at Learnosity and where we need to do better. Your perspective is important, and if you’re open to a conversation, I’d be grateful to speak with you directly. Please feel free to reach out to me. Juliana Soares, VP People & Culture.
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