In the day-to-day, seeing people and making CVs and giving advice is fine as long as you're decent on a computer - and I mean pretty decent, and quick, there is A LOT of paperwork and rules.
As soon as management, quality, HR, IT get involved, it's the worst day of your life.
So much belittling and micromanaging, nasty mentalities in managers who will never help you, rude higher management who do not care about anything except for what you're doing for the business. Are you bringing in money for the company? No? Then leave.
There was a manager here who died this year, and he may have been the last decent manager this contract had.
Managers will also try and lie to your face to get you to do what they asked. An extreme amount of ego and constant power trips, and they will try and blame you for problems every single week.
Considering it's an employability service, the only thing they care about any more is profits, financial profiles, bringing money in.
Started making everyone redundant who wasn't an adviser.
The training is AWFUL. It only teaches new advisers how to follow their rules.
