Wood Mackenzie reviews

A culture of mutual respect and collaboration, a fantastic global team and one in SG; a dedicated learning and development team truly focused on supporting personal and professional growth (with plenty of learning opportunities for both hard and soft skills); a very international environment, flexible working arrangements, decent benefits with a comprehensive insurance package (though the YoY increase is hardly on par with inflation), 25 days of annual leave, etc. Those who have been with the company for xx years might feel a bit grumpy about the perceived 'downward trend in culture, products, processes, etc'. But if you put things into perspective, there’s nothing particularly dramatic happening there that isn’t also happening across the industry as a whole. A lot of changes, but so are things everywhere. New leadership seem to generally know what they are doing, so WoodMac is going to be alright.

Benefits. People. Flexible work schedule.