The Haines Group
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Working at The Haines Group
4.39 ratings in total
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Work/Life balance
4.0(9 ratings)
Career development
3.7(9 ratings)
Benefits & perks
3.9(9 ratings)
Management
3.8(9 ratings)
Working environment
3.8(9 ratings)
Diversity & equal opportunity
3.8(9 ratings)
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5.0
SUZUKI PARTS CO-ORDINATOR
Sep 20183 to 4 years in the role, current employee
I have worked for The Haines Group for the past 4 years, I have to say they are very family orientated and understand life as a working parent sometimes require extra care. they have accommodated my every need. I have been given some amazing opportunities
The good thingsEvery day is different!!
The challengesNot knowing if you're going to be going overseas or playing on a boat for the day at the coast... Hard challenges :)
5.0
State Sales Manager
Aug 2018current employee
Love it!
The good thingsFamily Company, Very understanding and flexible. They really care about you and will help you out when you need it. Best Company I have EVER worked for!
The challengesNo more than every role. Every job/company have challenges but this place is full of great people.
5.0
Senior Software Engineer
May 2017A little gothy?
The good thingsThe constant presence of ravens and crows, as if marking a future graveyard
The challengesThe ineffable sadness, a weight pressing down on all life
5.0
Senior Software Engineer
Apr 20171 to 2 years in the role, current employee
I intend to live forever. So far so good.
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30d+ ago
5.0
Tester
Mar 2017Test!
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5.0
Software Engineer
Mar 2017Less than 1 year in the role, current employee
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3.0
SEEK TESTING - PLEASE IGNORE
Mar 20171 to 2 years in the role, former employee
SEEK TESTING - PLEASE IGNORE
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The challengesSEEK TESTING - PLEASE IGNORE
5.0
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1.0
Sales Rep
Sep 2015Perception is greater than reality
The good thingsLocal snack bar
Local snack bar taking phone orders
Exit driveway
The challengesBalancing the perception of being good at your job versus actually being good at your job.
The most successful employees arrived 10 minutes early, stared vacantly at their screen whilst tapping away in rhythm on their keyboards whilst stopping only for the mandatory breaks and leaving diligently 7 to 11 minutes after official closing time. No actual gauge of output or performance was required as long as your eyes were firmly glued to the screen and read receipts were permanently switched to 'on'. Emails containing the latest catch phrase or buzz words were encouraged, however grammar and forward thinking were not. Those who were unable to decipher the buzz word infected, grammar abusing dribble would then resort to random outburst of raucous laughter whilst imagining a world where you could get over your 'hurtles' and 'agree 110%'. Randomly employees were given performance reviews without actually having a job description, which felt more akin to an episode of a reality talent show or high school popularity contest, and were generated with the same processing power as Dexter from 80's dating show perfect match. Other than that a great place to work as the local snack bar had great value lunches and would accept phone orders.