Toyota Tsusho Reviews

Pros

some good co-workers to work with

Cons

Stressful environment to work in and demands too much overtime

Pros

Global Opportunity Company within Toyota Group Companies

Cons

Nothing Particularity noticed during time of work

Pros

Very bad place to work for on fountain street cambridge. Little clicks where middle management can play all the games they want. Stay away from here because nobody stays for long. There are serious problems that nobody wants to address or avoid doing so. When new people start they are lead to believe that it is a great place to work for. This wears off very fast when reality sets in. Word of advice stay far away from here. This has got to be one of the most toxic work environments I have ever experienced in my career.

Cons

To many to list. In a nutshell avoid this place at all costs. If you want to be used and abused then this is the place to work for

Pros

Get paid to poop. Get paid at the end of the week. Just get the paycheck and leave.

Cons

The 'continuous improvement' program (Kaizen) encourages workers to submit ideas to improve costs, safety, environment etc. and get paid for it. Since people want to get a little extra cash, the submissions are mostly nonsense that start locking people into a certain lifestyle they created themselves -- such as lining up specific chairs with table sides to improve organization. The environment becomes micromanaged based on the most mundane tasks. Speaking of micromanagement, this place is the definition. The environment is extremely stressful, degrading to morale (no morale exists at the company) and no place to advance in your career (actually will take you a step back with knowledge). The pay in the office is set to absolute minimum. All risk, no reward system. I worked for Maple Automotive (division of Toyota Tsusho -- located next door).