
They are committed to quality, are accountability, and trustworthy.
Pearson is too slow to adapt to changing market.
The ability to meet multiple leaders and groups to see the best fit of skill and culture.
Transparency in key objectives and distributing work evenly among employees. They burn out the good ones by not backfilling key positions
Even when my division outperformed our 2021 goals, everyone only got a 3% raise - even when the market advanced 7%.
Executive leadership and accountability for all managers. Managers are promoted without ever receiving people training. There is a focus on output and not developing leaders and people within teams.