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Q&A With Elsevier Employees

We help researchers, clinicians and engineers to tackle the biggest challenges facing humankind. Combining content, data and analytics we turn information into answers. With a wide range of technology jobs, commercial and business jobs and graduate jobs there is a part for everyone to play. We need talented people to help us to inspire ground-breaking research.

How employees describe working at Elsevier

collaboration, respecting each other and valuing each one

Review from Operations Dept

Being inclusive and genuinely care for employees

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Clarity, empathy, innovation, good listening skills.

Review from Customer Success Dept

The best company to work for.

Review from Operations Dept

Overall experience is good. But I somehow feel that favoritism is there with respect to promotion/growth.

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What it's like to work at Elsevier

  • Elsevier employees generally work 8.6 hrs a day
  • Employees at Elsevier report the work pace is comfortably fast
  • 97% of Elsevier employees look forward to interacting with their team every day
  • Elsevier employees most often take 20-30 paid vacation and sick days each year
  • 91% of Elsevier employees report they are happy with their work life balance
  • Elsevier employees typically get valuable feedback on how to improve at work Every Week
  • 97% of Elsevier employees call their work environment positive

Q&A With Elsevier Employees

Asked to the Marketing Department at Elsevier

  • Good leadership team. People are very civil.

  • Different managers and styles within different marketing groups. It is difficult to keep all of the groups in sync.

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Asked to the Operations Department at Elsevier

  • Communications, Great customer management skills, problem-solving, continuous improvement, and interpersonal skills.

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Asked to the Operations Department at Elsevier

  • Nice payout and good support.

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Asked to the Operations Department at Elsevier

  • Career development depends on individuals and how far they want to go. There are plenty of opportunities but the onus is on individuals to proactively manage their careers with the support of their managers

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Response from Elsevier
5 years ago

Smart casual is how I describe our daily attire at Elsevier. Obviously, if you have a meeting with external parties, the expectation is that you dress appropriately.

  • Business casual

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Asked to the Marketing Department at Elsevier

  • Great. A global business with several business units so there’s career growth opportunities everywhere.

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  • Why work for us

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Asked to the Marketing Department at Elsevier

  • Highly helpful

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Asked to the Marketing Department at Elsevier

  • ROI and new markets

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  • Great

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Asked to the Marketing Department at Elsevier

  • Marketing Communication Networking Emotional intelligence

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  • Revenue, profit, cashflow

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Response from Elsevier
5 years ago

Support is provided from end to end and our people, regardless of the role are well rewarded if there's any change that's going to affect employees.

  • Badly and illegally. Often they are constructive, people aren’t given opportunity to interview. They try to make execs sign gagging orders and non competes so they get the bonuses they still deserve. Ron Mobed is a really nasty piece of work. A bully who will at first charm you, then make you feel inadequate, and then shout at you/threaten you if you don’t get in line. Rotten to the core

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Asked to all employees at Elsevier

  • okay

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Asked to the IT Department at Elsevier

  • 8-10

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  • fun

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  • not very

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Response from Elsevier
5 years ago

The challenging and purposeful work. the people are a great bunch too.

  • paycheck

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  • driven

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  • don't know him

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Response from Elsevier
5 years ago

Virtual and phone interviews

  • Easy

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Asked to the IT Department at Elsevier

  • Young and cheap

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Asked to the IT Department at Elsevier

  • all Oracle based

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  • spotty

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Asked to the IT Department at Elsevier

  • They don't

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72% of Elsevier employees would encourage their friends to become coworkers, whereas 22% are neutral and 6% would not recommend working at Elsevier to their friends.

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