TSA Riley reviews

2.4

27% would recommend to a friend

(4 total reviews)

22% positive business outlook

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1.0
May 21, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

High turnover enables broad networking opportunities. At the working-group level, there are some talented staff members and interesting projects.

Cons

For a company of this size, the standard of IMS and QA is appalling. There are no dedicated project delivery or management plan templates, and employees are left to create their own or reuse files from previous companies. These are fundamental tools for any PM firm. The company is plagued by a culture of fear and blame that trickles down from the top. Headcount appears to be a priority for the leadership team, with little regard for talent. The calibre of the directors and leadership team is low. Many are disconnected from project details and rely heavily on junior staff. No structure to performance development or promotions process, favoritism evident. This creates a poor environment for graduates to learn and grow. The hardware and IT systems are among the worst in the industry, resulting in significant inefficiencies. The Sydney office is also in need of refurbishment. The company is a shell of its former self and is rapidly losing work due to its reputation.

1.0
Nov 6, 2025

Would not work there again

Recommend
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Pros

Good perks like discounts and access to industry events. Diverse team.

Cons

Lack of management support. People come and go as they please. If you are not a favourite, you will know.

1.0
Sep 23, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

Some talented, hardworking people at the staff level

Cons

The so-called “RISE Values” are plastered everywhere but seem to be missing in every decision. Respect? Missing. Integrity? Compromised. Service? Hollow. Excellence? Nowhere to be found Leadership is disorganized, communication is weak, and priorities change constantly with no explanation. Leadership refuses to listen. HR protects bosses instead of staff, and reports of bullying or harassment go nowhere. Good people leave constantly—there’s no career path, no recognition, no pay progression, and no real support. Leadership also shows no ethics with contracts or invoices. The Hours are long, pay is low, and flexibility is a lie. IT is equally ineffective. Priorities shift constantly with no explanation, forcing staff to work twice as hard for unclear goals. The marketing team is all style, no substance—just people with certificates and no on-the-job experience. They spin words that don’t reflect what we actually do. If they were as capable as they claim, we wouldn’t be losing tenders or missing opportunities. Their pipeline shows they aren’t across anything, and yet they act busy while the rest of the business struggles to get support.

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