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Program Manager
3.1
28 January 2026
Hybrid is okay, but could improve for flexibility
Pros: We do have a hybrid work model, which is great for a big corporate place like this. As a Program Manager, I appreciate not being in the office five days a week. It offers some WFH days, which is a solid perk.
Cons: The flexibility isn't consistent across all teams or for all administrative staff roles. Sometimes it feels like you're tied to strict office hours even with the hybrid setup. There's not much room to shift schedules or work truly remotely from other locations, which impacts overall work-life balance.
Advice to Management: Be more consistent with hybrid policies across departments. Give teams more autonomy for flexible hours where possible, especially for longer-term employees.
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Program Manager
3.1
30 January 2026
Solid Stability for Educational Roles, Good Perks
Pros: Job security here is pretty good for us Program Managers. They don't just cut staff willy-nilly. Being an established institution like this business school helps a lot. It feels stable long-term.
Cons: Sometimes, new program initiatives can feel a bit shaky if enrollment numbers dip. It's not a huge threat, but you can feel budget tightening. There aren't many big promotion opportunities for academic staff.
Advice to Management: Try to make career growth pathways clearer for existing staff. Don't let new program funding uncertainties stress out the teams on the Fontainebleau campus. Communicate budget shifts better.
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Program Coordinator
3.1
16 February 2026
Okay Flexibility for Higher Ed, Could Be Better
Pros: I liked the option to work a couple of days remotely, which is great for a Program Coordinator like me. The higher education sector isn't always known for flexibility, so this was a plus. It helped cut down on my commute to the Fontainebleau campus.
Cons: It's not truly flexible though. You're expected to be in the office most of the week, even for tasks that could easily be done from home. The hybrid model felt more like a requirement than a true choice sometimes. Also, getting approvals for any schedule changes was a bit of a bureaucratic process.
Advice to Management: Truly embrace the hybrid model; trust employees more with remote work decisions, especially for administrative roles. Streamline the approval process for schedule adjustments.
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