Engaged employer
63% positive business outlook
Pros
Pension benefits were great, health and dental were customizable with 4 options.
Cons
Serious lack of communication within teams
Pros
nice colleagues and good benefits
Cons
poor communication across different levels
Pros
Pay is fairly good and benefits are good.
Cons
No room to grow. Very frustrating for someone that wants improve themselves. Management needs work. Too much favoritism.
Pros
Retirement planning is good. Benefits are good. Salary is inline with industry averages.
Cons
Communication is not good between teams or departments. It's more like "this is what we did". Cultural translation causes misunderstandings. Outsourced service desk is helpful in some circumstances, and a big waste of time in others. Some policy changes seem to be knee-jerk reactions to perceived problems. There is a lack of willingness to take ownership of things, mostly from the business side. A previous "if it's not broken, don't fix it" mentality conflicts with the substantial security policies.
Pros
Work life balance Flat hierarchy Good compensation & benefits
Cons
No negatives to think of
Pros
Good benefits and flexibility of work.
Cons
Complex structure due to global presence.
Pros
Good benefits, nice people to work with.
Cons
Too many changes in management, you don’t really know your role, lack of structure.
Pros
- Cross culture environment. - Great strategic movement. - Good values and culture.
Cons
- Team need more professionalism. - Benefits need to redefined.
Pros
Depending on your manager you can strike a good balance between work life and your personal life. For the most part, fellow employees are decent and friendly folk. Very generous benefits and group pension plans.
Cons
Salaries are pretty average. It's hit and miss with middle management. You could luck out and get a decent boss. Unfortunately there quite a few spineless managers (Canadian offices). Upper management doesn't have a clue on what's going on below them. None of the money saving initiatives apply to them, for example. They expect to be treated like kings and queens. HR is never there for the regular employees. Don't ever expect them to stick up for your rights or disagree with your manager on anything.
Pros
Great flexibility for a young family, great co-workers, good benefits and pension. I like being able to decide my benefit coverage each year.
Cons
Sales people seem to be paid very well but the staff that produce the feed for them to sell aren't; we basically are just lining the pockets of the sales staff when we perform well. The same position with a similar company close by our plant pays almost $40,000 more per year.
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