Avantages
Salaries are generally paid on time.
Inconvénients
Different employees are treated unequally in similar situations.
Some were approached with encouragement and kindness, while others encountered a more dismissive or critical attitude.
There were instances where commitments made by the management team, such as salary increases, were not fulfilled. The limited communication about the reasons behind such decisions created a sense of distrust.
Psychological Pressure: Management exerts unfair pressure on employees they prefer to leave the organization.
Some members of the management team lack the necessary skills for effective leadership, particularly in interpersonal relations and technical expertise.
Policies prohibiting casual conversations between employees and restricting the freedom to exchange ideas without managerial oversight have created an atmosphere that stifles collaboration and morale.
The restriction on creating team chat groups without managerial presence has limited open communication and hindered organic teamwork.