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I had an issue with an abandoned vehicle. The companies response was fast, very clear in what would happen and transparent about all the costs involved. When plans changed they were flexible and gave excellent service. I can't fault them at all.
Management are always looking for fault. Usually petty, before you even apply ask yourself how many times have you seen this vacancy arise.
I asked them why that was at interview, was told expanding, BS.
You will probably be lucky too stay with them 6 weeks, and already pulled up over what they see as fault several times.
MD is one of those people who will tell black is white, took too many steroids shrunk his brain as well as the other bits, will not confront you alone.
Don't even bother with suggestions although they ask, it falls on deaf ears,
Colleagues were fantastic, and control room manager Artur Nowak.
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