Pros
Working hours are decent and you get an early finish on a Friday
Cons
Since I have now moved to an organisation with respect and integrity who treats employees fairly and with compassion I can honestly say looking back this was the most unprofessional and toxic environment. Firstly, there is a blame culture and no proper training with abysmal compliance so everyone does things differently yet blames one another for problems instead of coming to you with a resolution. People talk behind your back to you about personal matters including management - for example, when we had team members off due to mental health reasons it was openly shared within the office! Secondly, they have dragged everyone back to the office to do the job we can do perfectly well at home for five days a week again so we can all sit in traffic for two hours and sit in an office that is literally falling apart. You are also EXPECTED to do hours outside of your contract without pay despite the fact this is barely above minimum wage. Additionally, if you even try to make a HR complaint HR will share that with their friends in the office so don’t bother. It’s like being at school where if you don’t want to be teachers pet they don’t like anything you do. I wanted to state that the actual job itself is not terrible and Thermo offers some decent benefits like private healthcare and bonus potential, however the basic salary is far below competitors and with a lack of training none can actually manage to do the role properly not to mention managers constantly putting you down instead of giving fair appraisals and helping with development.