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The experience of working at any company can vary based on factors like team, manager, role, company policy etc. However, with an overall rating of 3.9 out of 5 from over 157 employee reviews, it's clear that most employees have an average experience working at Oxford University Press.
Work-life balance holds the highest rating at 3.8, while career growth is rated the lowest amongst all factors at 2.8.
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How does Oxford University Press’s employee rating compare to the industry average?
Oxford University Press’s employee rating of 3.9 out of 5 exceeds the industry average of 3.8 out of 5 for companies within the Printing & Publishing sector. This rating reflects that Oxford University Press generally provides a better employee experience compared to many of its industry peers, indicating stronger overall satisfaction among its workforce.
Does Oxford University Press pay their employees well?
According to AmbitionBox reviews, Oxford University Press employees rate their salary and benefits at 3.5 out of 5, based on 157 reviews. The rating reflects an average level of satisfaction among employees regarding compensation and benefits, indicating that while employees find the compensation and benefits acceptable, there is room for improvement in these areas. You can know more about Oxford University Press salaries
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How is the work culture at Oxford University Press?
Work culture at Oxford University Press is rated 3.6 out of 5 by 157 employees on AmbitionBox, indicating an average environment. Work culture encompasses aspects like collaboration, support, and overall employee satisfaction. The rating reflects that while some aspects of the work culture are satisfactory, there is room for improvement in certain areas.To read reviews specifically about work culture at Oxford University Press,
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How is the job security at Oxford University Press?
Based on 157 reviews on AmbitionBox, Oxford University Press employees rate job security at 3.4 out of 5. This lower rating indicates that a significant number of employees may have concerns about their job stability and the reliability of their roles at Oxford University Press. To read reviews about job security at Oxford University Press,
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Is work from home available at Oxford University Press?
According to 11 AmbitionBox reviews, Oxford University Press does not currently offer any work-from-home options. All employees work from the office, reflecting a fully on-site work arrangement. To read reviews specifically about work-life balance,
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