Do not work here if you are a woman - Anonymous employee Gartner Employee Review

1.0
7 Dec 2019
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Good benefits and decent pay

Cons

Not a woman friendly company. Leadership and senior mgrs are majority male. Male managers openly berate female colleagues. I have on two occasions heard a male manager openly discredit two different female counterparts. As long as the males bring in the $$$ senior mgt looks the other way. Women are sent emails about their dress and what they should wear with no explanation or evidence that they were ever inappropriately dressed.

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Gartner Response
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Gartner strives to maintain a productive workplace based on decency, dignity and mutual respect. This is why we prohibit discrimination and harassment, as well as behavior that creates a hostile, offensive or threatening work environment. This applies to all associates across all business units located around the world. There are no exceptions. We encourage you to contact your HR partner regarding the points you have raised in this review. Rest assured that Gartner does not tolerate retaliation against those who report such behavior or participate in a workplace investigation so long as they do so in good faith.

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