Purolator reviews

Unfortunately, I drew a bona fide loose cannon as a boss. This character pounced on me very early on, almost from day 1. He’s since moved onto a sales based role at another company, and thank god - they were a bonafide train wreck. In the first few days in my role, I hadn't even filled out the HR/admin forms required to get set up and in a position to start the actual work he was already demanding from me. Once I was able to dive into my tasks, he pounced at every turn - there was absolutely no breathing room: from the first week in my role, he'd book video chats with me, sometimes 2-3 times a day, questioning my every move as well as in meetings with my teammates. Before I'd completed my tasks, he'd reach out and make me show my progress on them, which of course hampered my ability to produce high-quality work. Given the severe levels stress, I started to experience, I felt like I had no way out. Nobody should expect to be treated like this in a place of work. However, in meetings with more senior directors and VPs, his demeanour changed dramatically; he knew how to charm upper-level employees in positions of power while making my work (and unfortunately personal life) a living hell. Overall, I still think Purolator has a decent work culture. However, as in any potential role, pay close attention when interviewing with the individual you'll ultimately work under; see what you can glean online about them through legitimate work review sites, and if your spidey senses tell you something's off or slightly unsettling about them, there's a decent chance you're right.