Times they are a-changing - Manager bei Mintel: Mitarbeiterbewertung

3.0
18. Feb. 2024
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- Employee benefits: remote work, flexi-time, dental insurance, Most Valued People recognition, YuLife app vouchers, and more…

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Mintel went through *2* rounds of redundancies in 2023 to restructure the business, and there’s no reassurance from leadership that there won’t be any further in the near future. Despite all the talk about saving costs across the business and making sure resources are being used efficiently, they threw an expensive Christmas party that nobody really *needs*. Employees who were there for more than 10 years were made redundant, yet the company is wasting resources and time on ERGs and EDI projects that appeal to a minority of staff and are really just for show and good PR. Talk about priorities and company culture, eh? The CEO seems earnest and motivated, but has shown serious lack of tact in critical moments last year, which was really sad to see.

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5.0
25. Juni 2026
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Great place to learn and exchange ideas Great middle management Smart colleagues

Kontras

Limited growth Shaky leadership Seem to be outsourcing a lot to AI

3.0
24. Juni 2026
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Mintel offers the opportunity to work on interesting research questions for well-known, high-quality brands, which keeps the work engaging and intellectually stimulating. The people are a standout strength of the organization. Colleagues are smart, collaborative, and genuinely care about both the work and each other. There is a strong sense of professionalism and dedication across teams, and you can learn a lot from peers with deep industry expertise.

Kontras

Internal systems and processes can make it difficult to operate efficiently. Frequent changes to workflows, priorities, and team structures create ongoing disruption, requiring constant adjustment that can slow down work and impact consistency and quality. Career growth opportunities can be limited depending on your team and role. When advancement opportunities do arise, they do not always come with meaningful compensation increases, which can be frustrating for high-performing employees taking on more responsibility. The culture is performance-driven and, at times, can feel unsustainable. Employees are often expected to do more with less, especially during periods of change, which can lead to burnout. While leadership messaging is generally positive and supportive in tone, there can be a noticeable gap between what is communicated and what is experienced day to day. Strategic priorities also tend to shift frequently, with significant investment in new initiatives that do not always yield results. This can contribute to a sense of instability, especially when those shifts are followed by restructuring or layoffs. As a result, even strong performers may feel a lack of long-term security.

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