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Customer Service Representative (Former Employee) - Toronto, ON - 28 September 2023
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The most useful review selected by IndeedGreat an opportunity to travel. Meet lots of people. See great locations. I made a great deal of wonderful fun friends. Lots of memories. Happy I got to have the chance
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great experience
CSR - Customer Service Representative (Former Employee) - Toronto, ON - 27 September 2023
great experience, but can be stressful and demanding at times, rotational shifts, high turnover rate, would go back if I had the chance or time to, thank you
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What people like
- Ability to learn new things
- Ability to meet personal goals
- Clear sense of purpose
Your mileage may vary
Station Attendant (Former Employee) - Montréal, QC - 25 September 2023
You will find extremely polarizing opinions about working as a station attendant at AC, because one person's experience can be wildly different from someone else, depending primarily on your personality, and perhaps a little bit of luck. Some days, it feels like a great job and you are thankful to be there. Other days, you question why you are wasting your time with this job and you feel like quitting on the spot. If you are a very social, likeable person, chances are you will love working there. Special treatment is common place. You will get easier tasks, more breaks, spend lots of time socializing instead of working, and never be hassled by management. If you are introverted, and prefer to just go to work and do your job. You will most likely be exploited and abused until you have about 10 to 15 years of seniority. You will be given the most difficult, almost impossible to complete tasks, and you will be punished for not completing them according to the unrealistic expectations. If you are unfortunate enough to be one of these people, this job is incredibly hard on the body. You will destroy your shoulders, your knees, your back, and your mental health. That being said, there are many upsides: - Almost limitless flexibility with your schedule. - Health & dental benefits - Access to standby passes for you and your friends / family. - Job gets much easier with seniority. - Very dynamic place to work, every day is different. - Can be lots of downtime. - Amazing people. You will make lifelong friends working here. - Lots of opportunities for -
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Unsupportive
Flight Attendant (Current Employee) - Vancouver, BC - 23 September 2023
Pay is low, motivation is low and support is low. Wondering if this job is even worth it? I was transferred to Vancouver, the most expensive city in the world and am currently couch surfing. That is not a way to live life.
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Workplace culture
Business Owner (Current Employee) - Thornhill, ON - 22 September 2023
talents and perspectives. We welcome your ideas on how to do things differently and better. In your efforts to achieve, learn and grow, we support you all the way. If success motivates you, you belong at ADP. Project Management at ADP. It's at
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Talented co workers made the job interesting
Service director (Former Employee) - Toronto, ON - 20 September 2023
What is the best part of working at the company? Good co workers. Exciting, changing industry What is the most stressful part about working at the company? Being current with the ever changing rules and standards . What is the work environment and culture like at the company? Safe clean environment. Positive culture. Supportive management
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Great benefit but toxic management
Flight Attendant (Former Employee) - Vancouver, BC - 20 September 2023
Air Canada offered a positive work experience overall, but there is a prevalent culture of gossip within the in-flight management team at the Vancouver base. It is crucial for the General Manager to closely monitor the managers directly reporting to them, as there is a concern that they may be forming a clique and making hiring and firing decisions based on personal preferences rather than the qualifications of the staff members involved.
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It's really fun working at aircanada the people and environment is really nice and peaceful.
Ramp Service Agent (Former Employee) - Ontario - 17 September 2023
You will not regret working at aircanada I suggest that if u have the opportunity to work here take it and don't waste it and the people working at aircanada is chill
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Fast paced environment
Customer Service Representative (Former Employee) - New Brunswick - 15 September 2023
I enjoyed working with air Canada although it was very very busy the benefits were great and I made a lot of new friends and the training was wonderful
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Contemporary, educational, and purposeful.
Customer Service Agent (Current Employee) - Ontario - 14 September 2023
What is the best part of working at the company? Promotion potential is very internal with great offers system wide. What is the most stressful part about working at the company? Irregular hours. and unusual bidding system for everything which can be stressful for some. What is the work environment and culture like at the company? Extremely positive and encouraging for many. System wide opportunities. What is a typical day like for you at the company? Always different and varied with each client.
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Jobs at Air Canada
Great place if you are young and want to travel, Earn Aircraft endorsements, and build up experience
Aircraft Maintenance Technician (Current Employee) - Toronto Pearson International Airport, ON - 12 September 2023
As a new hire Aircraft Maintenance Engineer, you would not have the chance to work day-shift for your next 15 or 20 years until you gain seniority. Shifts are 12hrs and in 5/5/4 pattern, so you have good time off to take advantage of flight benefit and to travel. Flight benefit is only good for single person and in low season. Good place to earn multiple aircraft endorsements. Pay is not satisfactory and everybody hoping for next union contract in 2026. Nice colleagues to work with, but poor management. Manpower planning is terrible. Overall, have a positive experience at the workplace. Would recommend to others
Pros
Time off, Flight Benefits, Colleagues
Cons
Pay, Pension, Management, Planning
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Definitely a different work field than most experience in their lifetime
Flight Attendant (Current Employee) - British Columbia - 11 September 2023
What is the best part of working at the company? Getting to work with a variety of people What is the most stressful part about working at the company? Cancellations mechanical issues short staff What is the work environment and culture like at the company? It can be tough at times depending on weather conditions culture wise it is fine What is a typical day like for you at the company? Early start changes to my schedule through out the day. Sometimes breaks are shortened or cancelled completely which makes Things hard on the body not able to take a break and eat a healthy hot meal Through out a busy day as well Short rest periods can also happen
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Lots of downtime
Ramp Agent (Current Employee) - Richmond, BC - 9 September 2023
The pay isn’t the best, but for the amount of downtime, it’s not too bad. Beware the training process, on average in a class of 30, only 10 will make it through training.
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great job...great people
lead cargo agent (Former Employee) - Vancouver, BC - 8 September 2023
best place I worked in my life...management is very supportive and they give you lots of support thru courses, skills, customer service...good pay and good time off.
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Not a great employer
Customer Experience Specialist (Current Employee) - Calgary, AB - 3 September 2023
Poor management with tons of favouritism of certain cultural groups. Inappropriate relationships between employees and management. A unappreciated job with bad pay. Progression within the company is based on favouritism. Not much teamwork between employees, except between the cliches. Awfully uncomfortable uniforms.
Pros
Benefits
Cons
Pay and atmosphere
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Toxic Workplace
Poor management, doesn't care about the customers. Training is accelerated, you learn a lot more on the floor than in class. Managers doesn't seems to see you grow in the company they always assuming and judging your behave and work management.
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Environnement de travail
Emballage (Former Employee) - Montréal-Est, QC - 1 September 2023
Je suis un homme, qui aime travailler en équipe J'aimerais travailler à l'emballage. L'enbagueme du long terme sa fatigue les hanches mais moi j'adore se métier . Et se que j'aime dans se métier c'est l'enroulement des bagages.
Pros
Par glace
Cons
Assurance maladie et locaux
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Constant calls no help workload
Customer care sales and service agent (Former Employee) - Toronto, ON - 1 September 2023
Not paying equivalent to work taking , disoriented , ton of work load , underpaid , busy day , understaffed , back to back calls , only training was the enjoyable part afterward no enjoyment
Pros
Get good rates for flights
Cons
Underpaying job
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Wouldn’t change my occupation I love it
Flight Attendant (Current Employee) - Yyz - 31 August 2023
The entire concept and environment is fantastic ,coworker’s are likeminded and a family away from home . From agents to pilots to ground crew and management . One crew concept
Pros
The people
Cons
The people
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Challenging but productive
Flight Attendant (Former Employee) - Vancouver, BC - 29 August 2023
I felt like amazing to be in the work culture of Air Canada. However, initially it seems difficult to manage everything. Eventually, you get to realize the value of working here
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Nice co-workers but always understaffed
Customer Experience Specialist (Former Employee) - Vancouver, BC - 22 August 2023
It was a great time working in Air Canada, most of the co-workers are nice but some of the senior are really mean to new people. Also, the salary is low but the company expects you to learn everything in 26 days training. It’s totally different when you start working in the Airport. And I always stressed about termination if I make any mistakes.
Pros
Co-workers are kind and friendly, flexible schedules
Cons
Strict rules, Understaffed, Stressed
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