Yazaki reviews

Awful training, they spend 4 months teaching you how to operate an Excel sheet that you will never see again, then expect that to somehow equate to the actual work you’ll be doing in a completely different software. Managers are rude and disrespectful of your time. I don’t think there’s a single friendship in this office, the environment is hostile and negative. Working remote two days out of the week was somewhat ideal, but they took that away for the “culture” of the office despite every single person hating it there. The position itself is awful, you’ll have no idea what you’re doing most of the time and if you ask too many questions they’ll judge you despite their horrific training. The culture is horrendous, their idea of “team bonding” which happens maybe once a year, is taking up your lunch break to participate in sad, stupid activities that remind everyone how horrible the place really is. They also fail to mention the amount of Spanish that occurs both in the office and with the customers, so if you’re not somewhat familiar with the language it’s an additional struggle on top of everything already being wildly confusing. I wouldn’t wish this position or company on my worst enemy, and since leaving and starting somewhere new I’m even more appalled at how awful it was. Everyone except management stays for maybe 3 years, and that’s pushing it.

Poor management Harassment Hostile work environment Yazaki cut the most experienced to survive Covid. Long time employees who were retained became hostile to younger employees after seeing their friends and coworkers of 15+ years be let go, but less experienced employees be kept on. Long time employees were left unchecked and given free reign due to management fearing them quitting and losing more talent. This led to management ignoring and failing to address reports of harassment and hostile work environments. The HR department is severely understaffed and thus not equipped to deal with any conflicts.