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The Teaching Company is a developer and marketer of audio and video series for personal development and lifelong learning. read more
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Q&A With The Teaching Company Employees

The Teaching Company employees answer questions about what life is like behind the scenes at their company, including queries about culture, leadership, professional development, and compensation.

How employees describe working at The Teaching Company

The pay is fair, but bonuses are inconsistent.

Contractor for over 15 years in same position. Company has never provided cost of living increases, performance reviews, or longevity bonuses. So they have been paying the same rate for 15 years.

For all the problems, the workplace culture is good, encouraging teamwork, invention, healthy respect, curiosity, and lively discussion.

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Q&A With The Teaching Company Employees

Asked to all employees at The Teaching Company

  • Departments behave like plant cells, structurally rigid and especially impermeable to the little things happening with their neighbors.

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Asked to all employees at The Teaching Company

  • As strange as it may seem, the shared adversity and relative autonomy of departments means that the employees are friendly and accommodating

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Asked to all employees at The Teaching Company

  • Team and department supervisors are good, but the same department heads and executives doing the same things for too long do not bode well.

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Asked to all employees at The Teaching Company

  • Top Employee Response

    The wages seem good compared to other areas, but in may respects are barely enough for the area where the company is situated.

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Asked to all employees at The Teaching Company

  • Top Employee Response

    For all the problems, the workplace culture is good, encouraging teamwork, invention, healthy respect, curiosity, and lively discussion.

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