Alcoa reviews

The autonomy only exists due to non existent organisation. This company really overly complicates the not overly complicated. Most days are just pandemonium and chaos on the floor while the "abs" group develops another checklist no one can ever live up to meanwhile saying hmm how come we're not at target state, we need another problem solving a3. It's hilarious and amongst other reasons a main contributor on my leaving.

While the C-suite enjoys an ever increasing suite of luxurious perks, they are consistently reducing benefits, withholding raises and cutting back for the regular employees who actually make the company run. It's a familiar story. Given the abysmal pay and horrible working conditions for educated professionals (no offices or cubicles, just giant desks shared with a dozen co-workers), it's not for talented go-getters who want to get ahead. This just isn't the place for talent. HOWEVER, if you want to coast, do a mediocre job and get by - then I think this could be a good fit.