Viterra Employer Reviews

Working with the Alberta government to ensure the carbon credit program is compliant within the laws. Management was great, really lead and let you make recommendations and take on tasks as your own.

I worked for 2 1/2 years for this company doing millwright work and maintenance and was promised an apprenticeship then for some reason had the promise taken away. I worked hard, gave them my loyalty and received nothing in return. My supervisor was behind me but upper management wasn't so I chose to move on since my hard work didn't mean anything to – more... them. – less

Dedicated people creating good working environment
Management /monitoring team of six staff -data entry& support
data into Grainsmart/Excel support systems.
Have achieved success in training /management-mentoring and motivating staff to excel in administratvie office support skills.
Co-operative staff/Management.
Impletmentation of change of process – more... and co-ordination with IT was a difficult but rewarding experience
Being part of a skilled/efficient team where friendship/teamwork is of optimum importance was very enjoyable. – less

typically not a stressful job, systems are quite stable and not too many nasty surprises come up. learned a lot about a range of different systems and technical areas that I had previous not had any experience with. good management team with direction and approachability. great co-workers, this is what really made the place a good place to come to everyday. – more... hardest part of the job is problem solving a complex and unexpected system outage but rarely happens. most enjoyable part of the job is getting recognised by clients and customers for your hard work and management acknowledging our efforts – less

No support from senior management.
Constant changing of goalposts.
Nepotism.
Management not open to correction.
Negative blame culture.

Easy Job, Alright people to work with the hardest part was long hours and heat, Most enjoyable part was the Wage

Disjointed communication from head office
Constant moving of the goalposts
Inconsistent follow up
Great operational staff
Lack of support during harvest

its a nice place to work but you need to have the right contacts to move up.I work and thats what i want to to do i want to move up because of my work ethic and my devotion to the job.

I am a female working in a male dominated industry. Some days start at 6.00 am and can finish after 8.00pm, but that is not the norm. I welcome the challenge of working in an environment that is as changeable as the weather, somedays you are sent to other sites without noitce. I have found the staff to be caring and supportive at the sites I have worked – more... at. Hardest part of the job is the unpredictablility of work after harvest, Im a casual employee so you do need to have other means of income. – less