Rio Tinto Human Resources Department Reviews

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Free meals and cab Global exposure

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Micromanagement by direct manager and no clarity of roles & duties. Zero in professionalism and basic etiquettes. Bad mouthing of their own team members within team by my reporting manager. Threatens team members if they apply for IJPs or try to discuss their career progression.

Work Details

Work policy: 3 days/week from office

Work days: Monday to Friday (Strict Timings)

Work related travel: This is a desk job.

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I’m highly disappointed with several aspects of Rio tinto management and work culture. There is a noticeable lack of fairness and transparency in management decisions, which affect employee morale and trust. This company places excessive demands on employees, making us nearly impossible to maintain the healthy work life balance. Additionally, employee often feel uncertain about their future with the company due to inconsistent policies and unclear communication about job stability. The work atmosphere is discouraging and lacks positivity, significantly impacting productivity and engagement. Furthermore, management’s inability to address employees concerns effectively reflects poor leadership and contributes to dissatisfaction among team members....Read More

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I’m highly disappointed with saveral aspects of Rio tinto management and work culture. There is a noticeable lack of fairness and transparency in management decisions, which affect employee morale and trust. This company places excessive demands on employees, making nearly impossible to maintain the healthy work life balance. Additionally, employee often feel uncertain about their future within

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The global culture at Rio Tinto is quite positive, but the culture within the India offices is really tough. Employees face extremely long working hours, and the environment is far from ideal. It's challenging, and honestly, not a company I'd recommend joining, especially if you're looking for a supportive atmosphere

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The culture at Rio Tinto is deeply unsettling, especially in India. What they claim globally doesn’t align with the reality here, and individuals are constantly caught in confusion about what to follow. The Australian dominance overshadows everything, with little respect for Indian values. Employees are treated more like laborers, and the environment is highly political. There's always a lingering fear of losing your job, as decisions seem arbitrary. The company’s history and culture are suffocating, and it feels like at any moment, Australia could decide to terminate anyone's position without notice. It’s certainly not a place that inspires job security or long-term commitment....Read More

Work Details

Work days: Monday to Friday (Strict Timings)

Work related travel: This is a desk job.

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Insurance policy

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No promotion, no work life balance

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Benefits that company offer

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No work life balance

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Work policy: 3 days/week from office

Work days: Monday to Friday (Strict Timings)

Work related travel: This is a desk job.

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Work life balance ,