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Read the community guidelinesI work in an office, and for an office job, the salary is much higher than at other companies. After one year with the company, the annual salary is around 700,000.
The company owner places quite a lot of importance on young people, so younger employees have fairly good opportunities for promotion. However, this also means taking on greater responsibilities, which is neither an advantage nor a disadvantage.
The company culture is quite diverse, and there are also quite a lot of activities.
There is a lot of pressure and many challenges, though I personally don't consider that a drawback.
It is extremely unsuitable for people who want to coast until retirement.
Generous dividends and abundant site completion bonuses; total monthly income is on average about 10,000 more than at other companies.
One training session every month, one expanded meeting every month, and one company-wide meeting every quarter—there are endless meetings.
Construction site staffing is lean, and the company is still expanding, so overtime is frequent and often runs very late. The pressure is very high.
Once you join, you are almost entirely devoted to the company, with no personal time. You need to be on call during leave.