Some nice people, poor management resembling dictatorship. I do not reccomend. - Assistant Manager Zenitech Employee Review

1.0
Jul 26, 2020
Recommend
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Pros

Nice office building situated in a good location. Some preety nice people.

Cons

Gossip initiated and maintained by higher management Severe lack of emotional intelligence, people skills Bad communication, information gets "filtered" while "climbing the ladder" Hostile atmosphere Management mess: no weekly or monthly meetings to set plans but you're somehow expected to know what needs to be done No autonomy - just little minions executing orders. To be noted: autonomy was promissed at the job interview. No flexibility: every person is different, I asked for meetings in order to adapt to the organization and thus do my job in a way I know and I am confortable with and I was told "what do you need that for, I tell you what to do" and then I was reproached for not having initiative.

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Zenitech Response
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Thank you for sharing your feedback. As we place great importance on creating a collaborative and healthy work environment, we hear your concerns and will consider your input moving forward. If you wish to discuss this further, please reach out to us directly at communications@zenitech.co.uk

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