Informa festivals - Marketing Informa Employee Review

1.0
30 Oct 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

New office, nothing else. Exposure to large-scale projects and global brands.

Cons

The ATxSG role is highly siloed with minimal cross-team collaboration, making it difficult to learn or grow. There’s a steep learning curve but very little guidance or onboarding support. Compared to the UK team, the Singapore office has far fewer resources, yet the workload remains just as heavy, leading to poor work-life balance. Management tends to dismiss concerns rather than address them constructively, which leaves employees feeling unheard or blamed even when issues are systemic. Expectations are often unclear, directions are inconsistent, and communication can be lacking. The work culture can feel unfriendly and cliquish, which discourages teamwork. Even when you try to help or take initiative, accountability tends to fall on individuals despite limited support from the start.

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5.0
26 Dec 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

A truly great place to work!

Cons

Very limited opportunities for anyone who was hired as a home worker to advance

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2.0
21 May 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Decent benefits, nice co-workers, some international travel, and modern offices. I loved having unlimited sick time but never abused it.

Cons

This is thoroughly a British company. All key leadership is in the U.K., and they rarely visit American offices. This company is notoriously cheap and cost cutting always wins the day. All U.S. offices are simple satellites to the U.K. corporate offices. Let’s be real, if you are a U.S. employee, don’t expect to be paid well, don’t expect a decent raise, don’t expect development nor advancement, and do not expect the C-suite or division leaders to listen nor care. You are a cog in a machine which is designed to facilitate the offering of low quality information products and services to the U.S. market as a way to soak up as much public and private dollars as possible.

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