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Very poor company - Anonymous employee LEOS International Employee Review

1.0
11 Mar 2022
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Theoretically, you could say a lot of responsibility is given to employees. However, this stems from Senior Management choosing to refuse to take responsibility themselves and instead, completely inappropriately, assigning tasks to junior members of staff to give themselves a party to blame in the future.

Cons

Many cons and far too high a number to detail in this forum. However, key issues are; Almost zero structure. Members of staff are passed between teams completely on the whim of senior management and with no consideration to the skill set of the member of staff or the position they were hired for. Financially, every effort is made to withhold any form of reasonable compensation from employees. Many unpaid, or minimally paid, interns are used as cannon fodder to keep the company moving. Multiple instances of financial promises being made and then not delivered. Deep rooted blame culture, in regard to senior management’s attitudes to junior staff members/middle management. Regular threats of termination made and staff member's performance regularly deprecated for events outside of their control. Senior management generally not experienced or well versed in property development. Decisions regularly made, at senior management level, that show lack of understanding of quite basic principles of property development.

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1.0
4 Mar 2026
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Pros

Honestly, it’s difficult to find many positives about this company.

Cons

One of the biggest red flags is the delayed salary payments. Even after being terminated or trying to resign, getting paid is a constant struggle. It can take minimum 3 weeks or months, and even then, only after you’ve raised a formal case Sales commissions are never paid out, which leaves employees feeling demotivated and undervalued. • If you’re in a back-office position, be prepared for a career that feels stagnant. The company offers very few opportunities for professional growth. • The company has a pattern of terminating high level employees, including C suite executives, sales directors, and sales managers, without any clear structure or justification. • Many employees, including those in back-office roles, were terminated suddenly, sometimes within just two weeks of joining, and without any clear communication or proper procedure. • The company’s management has a poor track record of making abrupt and poorly explained decisions, creating an environment of uncertainty and insecurity for the staff. • There is no real career development or mentorship. It feels like a career risk to join, especially in positions that lack clear progression.

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2.0
24 Mar 2026
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Pros

No over hours, not much stress

Cons

Didn’t receive my last salary payment when I decided to quit after my probation period. I decide to not continue cause they changed my job title and wanted to work as an architectural technician and not as computational designer like it was agreed. Also, this was told me one day before probation ends. Zero respect to the employees. Very long answers

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