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parang walang nakasagot ng exact sa mga questions natin!
Thomson-Reuters a good company, i know someone who works for them. Most of their employees been with them for sometime. Benefits, better than most company; medicard, reimbursements, allowances, yearly appraisal, bonus and trainings. Some are lucky enough to work for their offices abroad.>>mahirap ang application procedure?3 interviews, for IT position. I don't know for other post.>>work environment? casual>>where is the office? ayala fgu near gt, but they are moving to mckinley this april
I am interested in this company, kaso as what I have read in other Forums parang super tedious ang application procedure and once you are in, worth it naman.
of course, me too sis. If it going to be worth it. May mga ibang company na I have applied before sobrang ginisa rin naman ako, kaya sanay ako sa ganyan. But for now, I am happy with the company I am working with so pass muna, most specially if they will be moving to different location.
From what I know, Asia Select ang current headhunter ng Thomson Reuters. They've been calling me for a post pero hindi pa ko pumupunta. Nalilito din ako sa mga sinasabing positions nung headhunter. But my former officemates working for TR now claims that they are well treated sa TR. Yung isa nga binura na yung idea ng pag punta sa SG dahil contented siya sa TR.Hindi naman pala sila callcenter.