thyssenkrupp reviews

The onboarding process was slow and lacked clarity, making it difficult to get up to speed efficiently Employees earned minimal vacation time, which did not improve with tenure. Direct manager and some team members often showed little patience with those who didn’t learn at their pace, creating a discouraging work environment. Upper management often made decisions that were wasteful or disconnected from day-to-day operations. There was a noticeable lack of open communication and active listening from upper leadership. Senior leadership showed limited understanding of the technology and tools required for our roles, which affected overall team performance and morale. Career development is based on who you know.

As a person of color, knowing that this company was founded by a former member of the National Socialist German Workers’ Party (cough, cough) never sat well with me, but what was even worse was the company culture. Every corporation loves to boast about diversity but the way coworkers acted and treated me and the company culture left me always feeling as if I didn’t belong.