Everyone's trying, but you're still working in a corporation.
Pros
For a big company that's part of a multi-national conglomerate, the Centennial branch of Pearson is not a bad place to be, especially if your inclined technically and/or educationally and/or have an understanding of publishing and media.
Cons
You're working in a company of many hundreds - lax performance, mediocrity, and grindstone mentality are hiding in some corner of each department. Information sharing and alignment issues continue year after year. Dynamic visionary brought in much needed honesty and strategy, but after initial inspiration might be in diva mode, diving down into operations and tactics. Sales people trying to act as consultants. HR banding may not be equal to your title or job duties. Career progression recommendation: Find / create alliances outside your dept / within greater Pearson.
