I’ve been working here for 3 years and all I’m hearing is “next year is going to be better”. Guess what, re-branding and layoffs at the bottom of the food chain are not the type of reorganization we need to make things better. Pearson is heavy from top down, with upper management making one bad decision after another. Someone needs to tell them that the rest of the world moved into 21 century long time ago. Otherwise, next year is not only going to be worse, I’m afraid it will be no one left worth saving.
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Pearson owns one of most esteemed music education brands and has let it dwindle to ONE employee. There are no editors or music sales people assigned to the product. These are letting a lot of assets flounder in their vaults. The world has moved on beyond their products.
What if the Capitani has been brought in to streamline a sale of Higher Ed (bleeding money) to say a high-tech company that can actually do tech right? Just sell off the Higher Ed content. Amazon?
Can't see how Fallon stays on with such a miserable track record.