Barrick Mining reviews

-Super long commute (consider investing in R&D for teleportation or hyperloop technology ;-) ) -HR could provide a policies and practices handbook as a resource to employees. Was told there wasn't one. This is the first company I've ever worked for that didn't have one. -For some reason mid- and high-level management are dropping out right now and looking for opportunities elsewhere. Seems like something is going on.

Constant strategic changes (complete department closures/moves out of Toronto with respect to new decentralized model) caused numerous corporate restructuring episodes (actually felt like a constant state of restructuring). They preach "partnership" but will drop departments and jobs at the drop of a hat - creates an environment of poor morale and only exacerbates a constant sense of survival within the company. You hope you're in a department that is in good favour with executive level management - otherwise you will find yourself in a situation where you need to sell not just yourself but your broader role and department's role in the company. If you don't establish that value proposition you mind as well start counting the days until end. Also the attitudes within the company seem to be shifting toward a more militaristic culture both in how they approach problems and how they want to drive innovation. They are spending excessive money to make data driven decisions but could be finding large savings by fixing problems that one would think are obvious and require taking a step back and tackling them with some common sense.