Run screaming in the other direction - Manager Dymon Storage Employee Review

1.0
Feb 8, 2022
Recommend
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Pros

Salary and benefits were competitive

Cons

An absolute stain on Ottawa and the GTA. Any and all decisions that may come off as altruistic are veiled behind some sort of other motive. If you think that they care about the environment, come by the office in the winter and see the CEO’s Range Rover idling for hours in the one and only handicapped parking space (the man is perfectly able bodied). The sexist, racist and toxic work culture would not be appropriate in the 70s. I should have run on the first day when I was warned that the CEO is “going to say some misogynistic and racist things to you, try to look the other way.”

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1.0
Oct 2, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

Some coworkers are friendly and supportive, but overall, positives are very limited.

Cons

Overworked, underpaid, no promotions, constant job insecurity, degrading culture, gossip, and false promises.

2.0
Nov 27, 2024
Recommend
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Pros

-Team members are great -Hour and a half paid lunch -Half days on, half days off with full time pay (13 hour days though) -Health benifits

Cons

-Lots of responsibilities, facility maintenance, customer service, sales, retail store upkeep, contract management, and anything else that comes up. -Very low pay for the work involved. Associates currently get paid below minimum wage which senior management claims is OK because of the bonus pay on hitting sales targets (likely illegal, since bonus pay is not guaranteed but I am not an employment lawyer). Managers paid below industry average. -huge sales push from management. You will be asked to work as if you are working sales, but you will not be paid as such. Bonus pay just gets you to where you should be being paid in the first place. -micromanagement and a lack of respect for work/life balance -currently experiencing MASSIVE turnover -store managers lack real management powers, are treated more as the most senior associate

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