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    Company overview

    Industry

    Broadcast Media, Entertainment and Publishing

    Primary location

    Australia
    We have since 1698 been governed by the Press 'Syndics' (originally known as the Curators), 18 senior members of the University of Cambridge who, along with various co-optees, bring a range of subject and business expertise to the governance of the Press. Committees of the Syndicate meet regularly to look at publishing proposals, ensuring that the content being published meets rigorous academic standards, and to oversee the strategic and financial operations of the Press.Source: This is an extract from the company's own website.

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    83%
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    What’s it like working at Cambridge University Press & Assessment?

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    Cambridge University Press & Assessment is characterised by its strong workplace culture and supportive environment, with employees particularly valuing their friendly and collaborative colleagues. The organisation offers excellent flexibility in working arrangements, including hybrid options, and provides a positive work environment with good perks and social activities. There are also opportunities for innovation and development, keeping work fresh and engaging.

    The main challenges revolve around managing global operations, including working across different time zones and balancing local versus global priorities. Some employees note that communication between international and local management could be enhanced, and there are some technological challenges to navigate, particularly during the transition to digital products. Long hours may occasionally be required, particularly during project deadlines.

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    Recent reviews

    5.0
    Management Accountant
    Jun 2025
    Port Melbourne VIC 32071 to 2 years in the role, current employee
    Wonderful place to work ...
    The good thingsWork Culture, Staff & Hybrid working
    The challengesNothing as such that I won't like about
    5.0
    Product Manager
    May 2025
    Port Melbourne VIC 320712 to 13 years in the role, current employee
    Great people, exciting challenges, and constant opportunities to innovate.
    The good thingsGreat people and a supportive culture that genuinely values innovation. There's always something new to work on, whether it's improving existing systems or exploring new product ideas. The team is collaborative, and the work stays fresh and exciting.
    The challengesWorking in a global context has been a challenging yet rewarding experience
    5.0
    Business Partner
    Dec 2024
    Melbourne VIC 30001 to 2 years in the role, current employee
    A great place to work and contribute to Cambridge's purpose and products
    The good thingsCambridge management are generous, considerate and fair. There is a healthy balance of focusing on growing and maintaining a strong business as well as supporting staff. People have great flexibility to work from home and the workplace isn't as demanding as other corporate jobs I have had. A strong culture and social activities for those wanting to get involved.
    The challengesAs part of a much larger global organisation, it can be a balance of doing things locally versus what the global office wants.
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