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Ahold Delhaize

Is this your company?

Stay away! You will regret taking a job here. - Development Ahold Delhaize Employee Review

1.0
Jul 24, 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Has funding, really nice office with free drinks and snacks, regular team lunches.

Cons

- The management over committed many of the teams (without any requirement gathering or scope) and then turned it around on us on why we can't deliver on their promises - Our bonuses were crap this year, like 15% of our targets, even though we were working our butts off - Even with funding, our annual pay increases were 2 months late and only like 2% even though we are working like crazy. - I'm paying much more for my health benefits. - The life of the office is slowly being sucked out - with people just wanting to escape. -Most of the top brass don't even bother to show up to our office - only flying in when they know their own bosses are coming to town. -It feels like all the top management are just using this as an experiment on if they can lead an online company. When I've seen them speak at big company events (twice in almost a year), they use a lot of buzz words but it does not seem like they even believe or understand what they are doing.

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Cons

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Pros

Large enterprise environment with exposure to complex network infrastructure, major vendors, data centers, WAN, firewalls, and large-scale operational processes. There are good people on the team, and the environment itself can give you visibility into how a large company manages network services.

Cons

The Network Engineering role is not really hands-on network engineering. Much of the actual technical work, implementation, configuration, and deeper engineering execution is handled by HCL. Internally, the role can feel more like vendor coordination, ticket chasing, and driving HCL than actually owning and engineering the network yourself. If you are expecting to configure, troubleshoot deeply, build solutions, implement changes, and stay technically hands-on, this role may be disappointing. It can feel less like being a network engineer and more like being an HCL babysitter with a network engineering title

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