Ipsos Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"Being an Adjunct Instructor at Tarrant County College has been an exceptional experience. The college offers competitive compensation and opportunities for professional development. As an Adjunct Instructor, I have had the opportunity to teach and mentor students, fostering their educational growth and success. Tarrant County College values the expertise and dedication of its instructors, providing resources and support for effective teaching. The college community is inclusive and diverse, creating a vibrant learning environment. Overall, Tarrant County College is a reputable institution to work for as an Adjunct Instructor, offering a rewarding teaching experience."

"Ipsos is large company that continues to grow. I really enjoy working at Ipsos. I've learned how to manage high profile clients, and exceed their expectations. Market Research is a very demanding and fast paced industry. Young professionals quickly develop excellent project management skills within the Ipsos organization."

"I’ve worked with Ipsos for a period of 2 months and a half, the work was extremely helping improve my abilities and the learning curve was high, very interesting tasks. My only struggle was the management style of my supervisor which has lead me to quit."

"The management is not super professional. They do not provide mentorship or development opportunities for the employees."

"This position was great! With great people!"

"IPSOS still has not paid for the completed shop. They are still hiding behind their in-house attorney. There seems to be a pattern after reading several postings of IPSOS non payment for shops completed! I even pleaded with IPSOS after Hurricane Harvey hurt and I am now desperately in need of some money to make repairs and of course IPSOS refused to even respond. IPSOS should be ashamed of themselves!"

"IPSOS had a year long mystery shop in which you were required to have a specific phone plan in which you pay first, of course, and then eventually IPSOS would reimburse you...or so they say. I was reimbursed for the first 6 months, no problem, and now they refuse to pay me for the balance owed. I was never told the shop ended prior to the posted shop instructions that stated: You will keep the plan going for 12 consecutive months, April 2016 to April 2017, and now they claim I breached my contract by claiming emails were sent to me or I failed to do something. I even have payment pending in the history log and they refuse to pay me. IPSOS claims that the plan was changed and the study ended without any notification in Dec 2016. If a shop ends early it is the responsibility of IPSOS to notify and pay for any outstanding fees incurred due to no notification and/or early termination fees! We all know mystery shop dates change and it is up to the company to let us know the updates and have them posted as an update on the assignment instructions! I am out $800, because I was on a one year contract. I only had this plan for the IPSOS study and of course they did not have me on a cheap plan. They even had their attorney contact me to scare me off and he did not even have the correct study dates on his letter. I had to email him the original job instructions and dates. Summitscheduling.com was part of this nightmare as well. Anyone have any suggestions on how to collect this money from IPSOS? Just found out through other posts that the client did actually cancel their contract with IPSOS and IPSOS failed to notify their mystery shoppers. I have been told that I am not the only one who was not paid! Review about: Ipsos Customer Care. Reason of review: Poor customer service. Monetary Loss: $473. Preferred solution: Full refund. I didn't like: Fraud, Failed to properly post updates on shop portal, Uses their in house attorney to scare shopper to prevent payment, Client cancels contract."

"The application to record data on the iPhone had some bugs on Election Night, but that was my only complaint."

"I've been a programmer with IIS in various capacities for 5 years now. It's been a great experience so far but I feel I've exhausted my opportunities for personal growth."

What do you like about working at Ipsos?

"The flexible work schedule and the ability to move around to other departments."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Just be honest about your experience and expectations with HR."

What don't you like about working at Ipsos?

"The work schedule was not always the most conducive to a healthy work/personal life balance."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"To reward company loyalty and to ensure those who have the most experience are looked to for guidance."

"Dedicated, hard worker, loyal, quick learner, eager, funny and dedicated"

What do you like about working at Ipsos?

"The team I worked with was supportive, helpful and good work vibe."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Do dress professionally, be yourself and have fun with it."

What don't you like about working at Ipsos?

"It was a challenge to get IT support, but not a big deal."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Management team was fantastic! Open door policy and the managers were very approachable."

What do you like about working at Ipsos?

"The challenges I faced and the people I worked with. Great location!"

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Always be honest. Smooth talkers are not appreciated. Hard work is always rewarded."

What don't you like about working at Ipsos?

"The commute. I like driving, but there is no easy way to park in the downtown area without paying a king's ransom."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Transition is always difficult, but get he clients involved, otherwise they might leave."

What do you like about working at Ipsos?

"salary is fair,, some flexibility in hours and location, projects are interesting,"

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Learn as much as you can so you are in a good position to leave for another job"

What don't you like about working at Ipsos?

"the type of work is very stressful, I am always worried that clients will not be satisfied"

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Fewer levels and a clearer organization, more expertise based in every region"

What do you like about working at Ipsos?

"Smart energetic people with adequate resources and a collaborative environment"

What don't you like about working at Ipsos?

"Salaries are well below market value. That coupled with long hours lead to dissatisfaction"

What suggestions do you have for management?

"There is inadequate communication with employees. Employees are left in the dark"

"Good experience, got opportunity to learn a lot."