Be ready for ZERO Training and Manager Engagement! - Principal Resource Specialist bei AMS: Mitarbeiterbewertung

2.0
24. Sept. 2018
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Pros

Benefits were amazing! The amount of PTO is awesome. Moving to other clients is dependent on their needs but, good if you are lucky to be in the right time of year.

Kontras

Absolutely NO Training whatsoever...ZERO training at start. Don't expect any Manager Engagement and you should have RPO experience before you start. I did not and NEVER had a performance, compensation or bonus conversation in the 3 years I worked there. Every client requires a high req load (average of 40 reqs). Managers are kept so busy, they never have time to discuss your goals, compensation, career path, etc...

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Thank you for sharing your experience of working at AMS - your comments on training and management engagement are disappointing given our organisational focus on these areas. Please do get in touch direct at ruth.smyth@alexmann.com if you would like to discuss your experiences further on a 1:1 basis.

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