- total mess on administrative level. Some departments have been working without clear supervision in long-term periods;
- trainings were provided by US trainers, who has never worked at the positions they preparing for; they are not familiar with company internal processes and policies;
- moreover, trainers being sent from US, they have no idea about European cultures and Europe in general
- the same story is with performance evaluation which is held from US and not aligned to European specifics
- no possibility to get vacation days (especially Fridays and Mondays are restricted by internal policy)
- no flexibility on time schedule (if you get late for even a few seconds you will get a notice, if you will do this systematically you will get fired). The same with leaving, even on Fridays evening when people usually travel. Think twice before putting yourself in a jail
- low corporate culture / etiquette (skipping the details, relations within Prague department are not hold on the business level, but rather in unappropriated teenage style)
- no personal appreciation for entry-level positions from any higher-level employees; no coaching in a friendly and acceptable manner. Even employment contracts weren't signed in an appropriate way, but were left at the reception to be picked up and signed
- not many possibilities for career growth. Hiring for entry level candidates with a school education they don't allow them to grow to higher positions, requiring university degree. No assistance with relocation to branches in other companies (and in Prague they have positions almost only in one department
- and if you leave you will need to fight with company to get a reference letter, cause their policy is to not provide it