Much anticipation, little action
Much anticipation, little action
Good training if you are self-taught. Ambitious projects. Relatively good environment.
The onboarding experience in the team was very deficient. Initially, I was promised support with a coach and the opportunity to learn a lot, but in practice, I was relegated to meaningless strategic Excel tasks, wasting six months of work in a company I considered serious.
When I tried to be assigned to a real role, I only received evasions. It's regrettable, because I joined convinced it would be fertile ground for growth, but I encountered a neglected onboarding and a lack of commitment from the leaders.
La experiencia careció de acompañamiento real.
En muchos momentos sentí que no se entendía que uno llega en condición de práctica para aprender y desarrollarse; a veces parecía que solo servíamos para llenar un puesto.
Nunca recibí malos tratos, pero sí un desinterés por parte de los directivos que se percibía incluso peor que un insulto.
Hay buen talento disponible, pero se desperdicia por la falta de guía y acompañamiento adecuado.
Por cierto, soy de Chile.
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