Wolters Kluwer Employer Reviews

Wolters Kluwer is a great company to work for in order to learn how a corporate legal firm operates and functions. There practices are easy to learn and see how there customers love to use there services. As far as employees are concerned there is ABSOLUTELY no room for growth. All positions are very stagnant and they do promote from within.

The company officially has a 37 1/2 hour work week with somewhat flexible hours - start time between 7:30 and 9 a.m. with typical end time from 4:30 - 5 pm. However, depending on the department and level of responsibility, this can vary widely. The accounting team typically worked 40 hours per week a few years ago, but restructuring, the economy and – more...  hiring freezes led to typical weeks being more like 60 hrs with month end close week being closer to 70 hours.
Local management provided good leadership, teambuilding and was sympathetic to the staffing crisis, but upper management (out of state) turned a blind eye to the crisis.
Co-workers were pleasant to deal with on a daily basis, and there were many casual work friendships formed within departments and accross departments as well.
The hardest part of the job was dealing with staffing shortages, creating unreasonable demands on time.
The best part of the job was that over time, there was opportunity for lateral moves, allowing for a lot of diversity in the type of tasks. – less

Empresa poco preparada para tiempos de crisis.
Buena conciliación entre trabajo y vida privada.
Ausencia de plan de carrera.

I worked for this company for 11 years and it was the most money I made per hour. Even in a good company change can come about and wreck a good situation. It was stressful at times due to the volume of calls and tight deadlines, but I had tremendous benefits and excellent compensation.

NOT honest at all about the position they were hiring for. A waste of time to keep a person for soo many hours and time spent to learn that position is not what it really is. LOW BALLING with advertised IT Help Desk (smaller salary), for a actual developer position. (higher salary)

Friendly, helpful atmosphere; great people to work with individually and on group projects; chance to work with a variety of individuals

Like most places, employees' experience depends on which department they are in. Fragmented culture. Partly in Waltham, partly in Minnesota. Decent place to work.