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throwaway account - the cheapest supplier/contractor gets the contract. Always! - the salaries in engineering are among the lowest on the market (at least in
by throwaway61803 4y ago
throwaway account
- the cheapest supplier/contractor gets the contract. Always!
- the salaries in engineering are among the lowest on the market (at least in Germany). The headcount increased from 200 to 800+ in just a couple of years but so did the churn rate and focusing on the salary when hiring, means a lot of talent is skipped from the start (candidates should be happy with 20% less salary given that they work at Mercedes :shrugging Obama meme:)
- (lower) managers and engineers are generally apathetic and disinterested - about the products, their teams and the company. Higher management lives in a parallel universe.
- and maaaaany more issues
I know I'm bitter but, looking at Maslow's hierarchy of needs, how can you expect your employees to reach their full potential when, as an employer, you don't even offer them the basics: a decent salary, support, guidance etc. </rant>
- jhoelzel 4y agoMy family had mercs since the beginning of the 90s and its very apparent when those problems started. I used to say "life behind a star is different" and now they all look the same, feel just as badly engineered as the next VW and have more plastic in them then a modern store for drinks. Your not bitter, its the truth.
- ocimbote 4y agoMBition maybe?
- throwaway61803 4y agobingo