Terrible company, bosses dont value you - Buyer OTIS Employee Review

1.0
Jun 16, 2018
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Nice office, air con, free tea

Cons

I worked for Otis, well a subsidory of the company for over 5 years and in the time i was promised progression, i was promised a pay rise... Didnt get either. Management just look at their potential bonus for completing a job on time, this isnt handed downnto minions who help them reach their targets! Im my time there i must have saved the company over 10k a year by finding cheaper suppliers for parts and labour, yet all i received was a £200 gift card! Yea that eas nice but my manager was getting £3k minimum bonus per job! Avoid Otis, ELA Group, PDERS or whatever name they use. Unless you have a degree they wont progress you as they are all snobs and dont value the average hard worker

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Pros

Competitive compensation and benefits. Many talented, collaborative people across the organization, though experiences can vary significantly by team and leadership. Generally good work-life balance for most corporate roles. Opportunity to work on global, complex projects with broad business impact.

Cons

- Executive leadership culture is highly political and, in some cases, toxic, with decision-making concentrated at the top. - Success depends on fitting established leadership styles and expectations rather than encouraging diverse perspectives. - Employee feedback and data have little, if any, influence on decisions when they conflict with perceived priorities or a leader's beliefs. - Professionalism and leadership quality vary significantly across senior leaders, with some interactions are simply dismissive or even disrespectful. - Frequent reorganizations, leadership changes, and workforce reductions create uncertainty and make it difficult to sustain long-term initiatives.

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