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HANS KOHLER AG - Zürich
Published: 23 April 2024
Company Profile
Die HANS KOHLER AG ist eine eigenständige, unabhängige Handelsunternehmung mit Sitz in Zürich. Sie importiert Halbzeug und Fertigprodukte aus Edelstahl für die Industrie und das Gewerbe und widmet sich seit über 100 Jahren dem Handel von Edelstahl.
Unsere Markenwerte: Vertrauen, Freude, Performan...
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Translated from German
22 November 2018
Former employee
but not
We can only advise against employment in this company as long as nothing changes in the management. There is actually only one topic of conversation in the company. At some point, you just want to leave.
Translated from German
03 March 2019
Former employee
Not to be recommended.
This works well in the company
The salary is paid on time on the 25th of the month. working atmosphere: There's a strange kind of anxiety going on. It is to be expected at all times that certain leaders will fall into hysterical choleric situations as a result of trivialities. Supervisor behavior: The direct superiors are absol...
This could be improved
Corporate governance must arrive in the 21st century. Decisions must be delegated (there are budgets for something). New concepts must be able to be discussed instead of simply being rejected. Communication channels must be clearly defined and adhered to.
Translated from German
22 December 2020
Current employee
Moles!
This works well in the company
Actually, for a long time nothing more. It is talked that everything is great. But you hear and see from the very top zero future plans in terms of equality and expression. Old structures are maintained, fear and insecurity spread.
This could be improved
Let's see, unfortunately good employees never stay with the company for long (+ - 2 years). Women are heavily outnumbered, let alone have very limited leadership skills. When it comes to careers, you are also out of place here. The higher you climb the worse the working conditions are.
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