Maximo Nivel Reviews

- Long hours and weekend work on rotation, expect to work hard at this company. Nothing was unmanageable, and nothing is a surprise - you know what you're signing up for well in advance - but the reality of the job takes time to get used to. - "Always on call" culture is tough, expected to monitor Zoom and emails or be available for emergencies 24/7. Affects peak tourist season most, low seasons are easier.

training was not training, It was putting out fires that existed long before I arrived. It was immediately dealing with on the job issues as though I had already been trained. No assistance becoming acclimated to new city/country Must pay for all relocation expenses up front yourself and later are only reimbursed some money for the flight to the country and no offer on return flights for visiting family during your contract time. Was spoken down to by my trainer and quizzed as though I was a student at school while I was learning the policies. I did not have a break my first day there and was told it was my responsibility to make sure I got breaks or took a lunch. Became very ill during first week and was not encouraged to go see a doctor nor did anyone offer to walk me to the pharmacy.