Good performance Decent salaries Medical service
They are too far away, on a mountain on the outskirts of the state.
They no longer provide transportation for this, and they charge you for it. They lose nothing.
They hire outsourcing personnel, give them hope, and then end up firing them.
They hire people from other states and, similarly, leave them to their own devices.
They make very bad decisions and only listen to the suit-wearing individuals.
There is an immense atmosphere of classism and separation between internal staff and outsourcing personnel, where outsourcing staff are treated as inferior. Outsourcing staff have their backpacks checked every time they leave. They have even been sued for the treatment of these individuals, and that's why they are getting rid of so many.
For a company that is primarily engineering, administrative and finance staff are treated better, and there is a large gap between engineers and administrative staff, where people are literally separated into 2 buildings, with one being above the other. While the administrative building has cafeterias, a beauty salon, ping pong tables, and more, the engineering building barely has working coffee machines and looks like a cave.
After carrying out mass layoffs in the first half of the year, they celebrated their first 100 years, which was a disaster. The HR department washed their hands of it and gave the responsibility to the Valet service.
Dejen de gastar en tonterías y apoyen a su gente. Tomen mejores decisiones.
It was quite good, as quite a few areas were involved (HR, engineering, etc.), which makes for good filters. However, the HR people don't know much about the position. If you have specific questions about what you're going to do, future possibilities
With an HR interview and a technical interview, the first one is just to know if you have the level of English that they need, and the second one is in both languages.
The interview was very good and clear. The interviewer was very punctual and asked questions related to the position. At the moment, the area managers joined to ask me more technical questions.
It was quite good, as quite a few areas were involved (HR, engineering, etc.), which makes for good filters. However, the HR people don't know much about the position. If you have specific questions about what you're going to do, future possibilities
With an HR interview and a technical interview, the first one is just to know if you have the level of English that they need, and the second one is in both languages.
The interview was very good and clear. The interviewer was very punctual and asked questions related to the position. At the moment, the area managers joined to ask me more technical questions.