No place for graduates and young professionals
Pros
Cafeteria: The company provides a cafeteria for employees. Training Opportunities: There are opportunities for further education and training.
Cons
Digitalization: The company needs to improve its digitalization efforts and move beyond relying solely on VBA and Excel. Transparency: There is a lack of transparency regarding salary and personnel decisions. New Location Restriction: The decision to establish a new location only for hiring Germans may lead to exclusion and could be seen as a limitation. Workload Disparities: Some departments are overloaded while others could function well with fewer employees, leading to poor morale and interdepartmental conflicts. Outdated Image: The company's image is perceived as outdated. Work-Life Imbalance: The long commute for German-based employees negatively affects work-life balance. Work Hours Control: While there are controls in place to limit working hours, there are situations where employees are encouraged to work beyond the specified limits. Career Advancement: Advancement opportunities are not solely based on qualifications, and there is a lack of clear correlation between qualifications and career prospects. Salary Inconsistency: Salary and social benefits are opaque, with a significant influence of personal connections (Vitamin B). Departmental Unity: Team cohesion varies between departments, and a poor work atmosphere diminishes mutual assistance and increases irritability. Treatment of Older Employees: Long-term employees are sometimes viewed as less qualified, and there is an attempt to gradually reduce their numbers. Leadership Behavior: Decisions at the company level lack consistency, and sometimes, despite employee objections, decisions are made arbitrarily. Managers may set unrealistic goals in employee evaluations. Working Conditions: Disadvantages include the location, lack of air conditioning, and a shift towards open-plan offices. Communication Issues: Important departmental decisions are often known through informal channels before being officially communicated by management. Gender Equality: Historically, little action has been taken, and recent efforts to achieve a 50% gender ratio appear rushed, potentially leading to unequal opportunities based on gender. Job Significance: Promised interesting tasks during recruitment may not be fulfilled, with routine tasks dominating, and new employees often inherit these tasks.