Nissan reviews

Horrible, horrible company to work for. Benefits have been slowly eroded over the years. Pension - was 50ths, now 60ths. Shift allowance down by 5%. Healthcare no longer free. Company keep the announcement of new contracts until the pay negotiations have been agreed, to use as leverage for a lower pay rise (they slipped up in 2016) Half hour notice for some departments overtime totally abhorrent. Temp workers strung along for years before being made permanent The arrogance and contempt towards the workers, can be summed up by what the MD(at the time ) said while giving a presentation to staff about the pay negotiations, "I only need 51%"

Very long hours for a rather mediocre salary, unrealistic deadlines, almost no recognition, lots of pressure, no systems (key company data is shared across the business using Excel files), very limited growth opportunities for employees starting from entry level, horrendous office building in grey town in the suburbs of Paris, overpriced Nissan Cafe with limited meal options for employees buying lunch onsite... Nissan Europe doesn't even meet the standards when it comes to basic workplace hygiene: Small insects are part of the ecosystem in restrooms and open spaces. If you get a job at Nissan Europe the first thing you'll realize when HR escorts you to your desk is that nothing is ready to welcome you: No computer, dusty desk... Sometimes even chairs are scarce in this company. So be ready to roll your sleeves up and crawl under your desk to plug all those messy cables at the right place. Still miles away from becoming a "Great Place to Work" I am afraid. Definitely not up to par with other European Headquarters.