Low pay mediocre benefits - Manager Stefanini Employee Review

2.0
Oct 26, 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

career opportunities internal promotions training classes

Cons

Owner pushing everyone back to the office for no actual reason. Agents are fully remote but wants managers to come in and makes excuses that it's for productivity, more collaboration. In reality, it's all about him feeling the building doesn't serve much purpose. But people who lose power or internet do go to the office as backup, so a building is still needed no matter what. But why incur cost on your managers when we do less in the office because everyone just have watercooler talks.

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Stefanini Response
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Thank you for your feedback! We understand that the decision to return to the office can be complex and dependent on individual circumstances, industry, and company goals. However, Stefanini has chosen to bring employees back to the office for several reasons: Collaboration and Creativity: In-person interactions can foster spontaneous discussions, brainstorming sessions, and creative problem-solving that may be challenging to replicate in a remote work environment. We believe that being in the same physical space can enhance teamwork and innovation. Company Culture: Office spaces often serve as a hub for building and reinforcing company culture. They provide opportunities for socializing, team building, and reinforcing shared values and goals. Maintaining a strong company culture is important to our organization. Client or Customer Meetings: We believe that face-to-face interactions with clients or customers are crucial for relationship-building, sales, and customer service. An office setting may be the most suitable place for these interactions. By bringing employees back to the office, we aim to promote collaboration, creativity, and a strong company culture, while also facilitating important client and customer meetings. Regarding your advice to management, we agree that it is crucial for teams to be aligned and working towards the same goal. We have been actively working on this issue and making efforts to improve team collaboration. If you have any specific examples or cases that you would like to bring to the attention of the People and Culture team, we would appreciate hearing them. This will help us identify areas for improvement and determine the best course of action. Thanks again for your honest review. Stefanini People and Culture team - Natalia

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