Don't work here...The most traumatic experience ever... - Recensione dipendente - Planning Specialist presso Qcells

1,0
29 ott 2024
Consiglia
Gradimento del CEO
Pronostico commerciale

Vantaggi

- great teammates as we struggle in the same boat

Svantaggi

- Really TOXIC culture - they curse, yell, and disrespect you in front of everyone - Extreme overtime without overtime pay - HARD top-down Korean work culture - Very little communication - No formal training, no structure on boarding - Blame you for the things that it was not your responsibility - Being micromanaged.-- got yelled at countless times - Need to check phone 24/7 for any messages or email and NEED TO RESPONSE out of normal hour - Develop severe depression and struggle with sleep deprivation. - Ultimately, you’ll miss home and your family deeply. ................................................. - I tried to communicate with the manager about recent changes, and he replied, “I am your manager, so you have to do whatever I tell you.” - The sales team manager called me out in front of everyone on the 2nd floor, yelling and blaming me in the most passive-aggressive way.

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2,0
13 mag 2026
Consiglia
Gradimento del CEO
Pronostico commerciale

Vantaggi

They pay for health insurance premium entirely. Contribute 2k to HSA if you opt into HDHP plan. Decent PTO + holidays

Svantaggi

You cannot succeed here as an American. Unless you come in at upper leadership level, you must be Korean to progress. Toxic blame culture with no accountability. No collaboration across divisions, leaders only looking to further their power gain (at the expense of the company, let alone its employees). It seemed like the company actively hated their employees. 5 re-orgs in a couple years. Raises are very small (1-2%) even for high performers so salary quickly becomes much lower than market rate. You can be hired for one job and be given tasks for another. Like a completely different job. Employees not asked about transferring to other positions, it’s forced by management. Overall, very bizarre. Koreans have it better than Americans but on the flip side, they are expected to work 24/7. It’s sad for everyone.

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