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How is work treating you Jamaica?

Honest reviews of Jamaican workplaces, first-hand and anonymous. Know before you go.

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KPMG Jamaica5 hours ago

Like: The flexibility sometimes.

Challenging: In audit( Kpmg in Jamaica) Everything, the micromanagement, the bad-mind employees that feel threatened by you, the constant holding things over your head even when you are right. The constant overworking and no recognition because if one person doesn’t like you their friends also don’t like you. Seniors lack emotional intelligence and have no empathy in certain situations. Once you start speaking up for yourself you become the problem. Could go on and on but will stop here.

Advice: No advice because it’s not like they care or will be changing anything.

Like: I was able to see all the things I learned in my field of study come to life working there. So It was good foundation for my career

Challenging: At the time, the workload and the salary was not proportional. Had to do a lot of overtime to make up the base salary.

Advice: I’d recommend working here and learning all you can. It creates a strong foundation in the pharmaceutical field for those pursuing that career.

Experienced staff · 5+ yrs

Like: • The leadership and management team demonstrates empathy and support. • Management is approachable.

Challenging: The most challenging aspect was navigating structural changes and team restructuring without clear & timely communication.

Advice: Focus on building authentic relationships, keep your distance from workplace politics, and take time to observe the environment first.

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2.6 out of 5

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Updated 12 November 2026

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