MTS Allstream Reviews
Updated Jan 16, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Pros
good job if you want to work 9-5 however won't be able to over achieve from a bonus standpoint.
Cons
union and hard to advance within
Advice to Senior Management
think outside the business not a crown company anymore.
Pros
Pay is fairly high, helps retain good employees
Good co-workers work together to help and support each other.
Many departments to choose from for career move
Cons
Pay is fairly high, retains bad employees
No flexibility for home/work balance
Work scheduling is nonsensical, random and constantly changing
Middle-level managers' micromanagement with mutually-exclusive "goals" that change quarterly
Legacy applications cripple innovation
Moving from one department to another hampered by "management via spreadsheet" paradigm and measuring employee "success" with metrics not tied to actual skill or education but to numbers generated by application interaction
Advice to Senior Management
Business decisions seem to be made to foster managers' short-term career advancement rather than to foster future growth and technological innovation and development.
Old school corporate culture. You are treated as just another number. Not much room to advance. Very little recognition.
Pros
Pay is pretty good and minimal amount of presure
Cons
Management is poor, very little direction and changing strategies make it difficult to get traction in the market. One day you are pushing these products and then 6 months later you are asked to push new ones and the old bisiness unit is sold off....
Pros
Very humane and secure place to work.
Cons
Legacy systems. Technological advancement is very limited. Career advancement is possibly management.
Advice to Senior Management
Time and money is being wasted on a legacy systems.
Pros
work from home when needed, work life balance, time to do other stuff
Cons
no promotions, very little raise if any, no transparency, everyone's lazy/complacent and waiting to retire
Advice to Senior Management
just quit as a group, the company will still run as it would. But you'd save tens of millions of dollars.
Pros
Promotes and encourages working from home
Friendly colleagues
Many opportunities to make a difference
Cons
Limited opportunities for advancement both in terms of salary and position
Advice to Senior Management
Stay the course on your strategic imperatives to realize long-term impact of initiatives. Focus on operational excellence and ensuring that people understand how what they do in their day to day job is linked to one or more of these imperatives.
Pros
Overall a good companie if you are looking for full time positions
Cons
process in some areas need improvement
Pros
- Work- Life Balance
- Senior Management is very respectful to employees
- It provides equal opportunity for careeer advancement
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Cons
- Moderate salary strategy
- Company has limited financial resources
- It is a very competitive environment
- Not very innovative
Advice to Senior Management
Innovation and growth needs to be part of the company strategy and valued in all levels.
Employee motivation needs to be supported.
Pros
Tele-working is an option and they provide you all the hardware
Cons
no respect and layoffs occur a lot
Advice to Senior Management
No need for this many senior managers
Pros
really good pay and benefits, and the people are quite nice to work with. Lots of fun events as well
Cons
take themselves too seriously, they need to rebrand themselves and be more fun, down to earth, and manitoban. lots needs to change
Advice to Senior Management
need to be more inspiring rather than taking ourselves too seriously. think about getting people excited to work at MTS.
