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Read the community guidelinesThe supervisor is pretty nice, but rather old-fashioned and strongly submissive XD
There’s no overtime, so it’s quite suitable for people who just want to work until retirement. There’s not much pressure.
It’s just... a typical traditional family business. Almost all the senior managers are relatives. The small company has a strict hierarchy, there’s no room to make your mark, and there are no opportunities for promotion.
The average age is relatively high, and it feels like there are a lot of people just coasting along.
A company can only be judged when you leave, because they paid the severance, issued the required certificate, and provided the full 10-day notice period. In addition to fully complying with regulations, they even continued paying me through the end of the month. I won’t judge the other managers, but the HR department at this company has probably managed to achieve a rare record of zero negative reviews.
I feel like stating the obvious: some senior managers aren’t very good. But that’s just a truism—every company has good and bad senior managers.