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es zählt primär Leistung und Leistungsbereitschaft, die auch vorgelebt wird
an Mitarbeiter mit einer schlechten Arbeitseinstellung wird zu lange festgehalten. Das führt dazu, dass die guten Mitarbeiter in den Teams über lange Zeiten Fehler und Fehlzeiten ausgleichen müssen
seine guten Qualitäten stärker nach außen tragen, durch Presse und Marketing
Schon vor Corona haben viele im Home Office gearbeitet, seit Corona sind es die meisten Mitarbeiter.Die Arbeitsatmosphäre hat sich dadurch natürlich verändert, ist aber immer noch Wirklich gut.
sehr gutes Image bei den Kundenfür Qualität, Kundenorientierung und innovative Problemlösungsfindung.
zwar gibt es keine Gleitzeit sondern feste Arbeitszeiten, aber dafür fallen so gut wie keine Überstunden oder Wochenendarbeitszeiten an
Ausgefeiltes Einsteiger Programm für Trainees, die in einem Jahr zum Projektmanager ausgebildet werden. Danach erfolgt eine individuelle Weiterbildung im Hinblick auf Aufgaben und persönliches Profil
Die Firma bezahlt leicht überdurchschnittlich, aber in der Marktforschung sind die Gehälter nicht so hoch in anderen Branchen
die Firma nimmt regelmäßig an CSR Audits teil und wird dort mit gut bis sehr gut bewertet.
der Kollegen Zusammenhalt ist sehr gut. Selbst mit denen, die schon lange nicht mehr dabei sind gibt es regelmäßigen Austausch
es gibt eine bunte Mischung von 20-65. Der Umgang miteinander ist völlig neutral.
Alle FK verhalten sich immer sehr korrekt, freundlich, selbst wenn es Anlass zur Kritik gibt
Es gibt Büros von ein bis sechs Personen, in einer luftigen hellen Halle, alle getrennt durch Glasscheiben. jeder hat seinen eigenen Arbeitsplatz mit einem großen Schreibtisch, einem guten Monitor und PC.
die Deckensbeleuchtung ist teilweise etwas schwach, dafür gibt es auf jedem Schreibtisch eine Schreibtischlampe.
die Kommunikation zwischen Führungskräften und Mitarbeitern und zwischen den Mitarbeitern funktioniert mit wenigen Ausnahmen super
absolut, ohne jegliche Einschränkung.
fast alle Projekte sind für große internationale Firmen und viele Projekte finden international iIn allen Kontinenten statt.
Colleagues are a treat! Good first job to have due to high responsibility.
Management, lack of freedom, inadequate communication. In my experience, you are able to approach management but you need to request this via the secretary initially. Very traditional!
Management needs to improve. Listen to your workers, hear their concerns and points for improvement. Welcome feedback and constructive criticism. It's time to get off the traditional bridge and hop on over to the progressive shore.
During the current COVID-19 pandemic, I found it financially difficult to commute back and forth to work on the reduced salary “Kurzarbeit”. After having communicated this to management, I was simply told that no exceptions would be made for me. No reflection of content or feeling, just a response without argumentation. Simply put, the argument of “What I say stays” is in full effect here. Rather unfortunately, they were all the sudden not able to go through with my contract. In my opinion the timing was very unfortunate as this led me to believe that ulterior motives were at play. Of course this is biased on my part, but not a good move. Additionally I was upset that management did not want to communicate this big change with me personally. Instead, HR let me know in the morning while I was making coffee. I had to be the first to seek contact about this matter.
The work hours are fixed; 09:00 – 18:00. There is no possibility for ‘Flex Time’ and if you would like to leave early / start late, you need to provide a valid reason first before having this approved. I once requested to leave 15 min early due to traffic, not surprisingly this was refused.
As an intern I would say that the payment was fair. You could have a master degree and be responsible for one of the companies biggest clients, but you were then not paid as such with as argument; “You do not speak the German language”. Additionally, employees do not get paid for overtime. This is of the norm and it seems that colleagues have simply adopted this habituated state.
First of all, before discussing the points of improvement I would like to highlight the positives of undertaking a position at the company. The colleagues working there are the most hard working and committed people you will meet. Coffee breaks and lunch breaks were a delight. Everyone there was kind and respectful to each other irrespective of age. At times when you were faced with an issue, your colleagues would happily jump in and help. However, from my short one year spell at the organization, I realized that the root of problems at concertare were with management; a lack of understanding their employees.
Working conditions are fine and employees are provided with complimentary snacks and hot beverages. The office is sectioned in different work spaces completely encased in glass walls. I personally felt that this was intimidating and gave an impression of distrust. On two occasions I had to carry out mystery shop visits which in my opinion should never be carried out internally. This can effect the validity of a test and can further produce biased results; not beneficial for a company contracting a project.
Work climate between colleagues is great and this is also the case with the human resources department. In contrast, this cannot be said about management. Whether having made it through my probation period or negotiating a new contract, I was always notified via the secretary and not through management. This is normal practice at a large establishment, but from a company that has around 20-30 employees on site, I would expect different. This makes me question managements people skills, quite the irony for a company which specializes in Customer Relationship Management. Communication is via a A-C-B-C-A basis instead of a much more efficient A-B.
The tasks themselves are quite good however for someone entering the workspace for the first time. You are thrown into the thick of things right away and carry a lot of responsibility which I personally enjoyed. After a while though, things do get repetitive and you find yourself not facing any more challenges. Targets are set quite high which causes a lot of stress for some but I took it positive and used it as an opportunity to showcase my diligence. If I did hit my targets I was never praised but rather posed with the question “Why are we not doing better?”. Feedback is thus not valued in my opinion. When I brought forth suggestions to their practices, I was simply told to carry with their, in my opinion, inefficient mannerisms. Freedom is thus very low and you do not feel very valued. I feel that job rotation would be an effective way to increase job satisfaction and variation, but providing my suggestion is irrelevant as employee feedback is not respected. This will be carried out much in the same way that reviews are not valued. I had to adapt my review twice; initially it was claimed that I was not a real former employee. I personally feel that there is no regard workers.