Company is much too focused on profit at the expense of their products and employees. Priorities change every week. No chance for advancement unless you are one of the chosen or someone else quits. For the world's largest educational company they do... — read more 

Pearson needs a CPA at the helm, and someone who appreciates/loves the sagas and classics dear Penguin has kept in print. Can these stories and Grimm be reduced to children's stories. Anderson fairy tales are fake but not Grimm. See the 4 volume set... — read more 

Pearson needs a CPA at the helm, and someone who appreciates/loves the sagas and classics dear Penguin has kept in print. Can these stories and Grimm be reduced to children's stories. Anderson fairy tales are fake but not Grimm. See the 4 volume set... — read more 

this was a great company - greed destroyed it

Rumors are true, very sad day. Pearson is laying off nearly 200 employees in the U.S.. contracts employees, Helpdesk, and like 200 from sales. I always wanted to work for Pearson. Left a great job to work for a great company. I wish I still felt that... — read more 

the whole edu sector is in shambles - P is not an exception

The latest word is ALL U.S. employees will have to reapply for their jobs, leading to huge layoffs. This company might as well bite the dust, that is what they want employees to do.

The culture has changed, we are playing defense now we used to be active and lead the market - the mood is somber in every way and I am planning to leave Pearson after 12 years. I really remember days when working for this company mattered, now I am... — read more 

Yes, both Pearson and the paper industry has been going through a period of tremendous challenge. And yes, the challenges continue today. For example, even though there have been mill closures and job losses, there are still more than 30,000 paper... — read more