Great place to work - werkgeversreview Anonieme werknemer bij Stuart Alexander

Free coffee Pub across the street Good food nearby

Management is a dictatorship Extremely misogynistic - I felt that I was treated like a "woman" and not like an employee, men were often given the better roles and a lot of women in the office get the "woman" type jobs - answering phones, customer service, "face" jobs - where the men got the desk ones that paid much higher. EVERYONE will backstab you, even the HR who "career counsels" you. They sell you out if you tell them you want to work for a different department even if it's in the same company, and then question your loyalty Extremely racist towards non-Australians (comments around the office) and often treated non-Australian workers very poorly Workers bullied each other just to not be "wrong" - you'd see this with other departments often and they'd report you for doing your job, but report it in a way that made it look like you weren't helping them specifically, you wouldn't hear about it until your review and then had to come up on the spot why you answered their question a certain way - - which is impossible It's been 3 years since I've worked here and I still remember how horrible this place was. I'm so thankful I have a good environment now, but someone asked me "what was the worst place you ever worked?" and this company immediately came to mind.

Lean team therefore lots of exposure and opportunity to work across all aspects of the business. I believe I’ve learnt more here than I would in a similar role in another business. People genuinely care about both the business and each other Everyone including senior leadership are very approachable Hard work doesn’t go unrecognised No red tape, ideas and new ways of working are celebrated

Lean team therefore can be a heavy workload at times The distributor model is one that can be stakeholder rich at times. People who thrive here build relationships quickly, are resilient and not afraid to be in the detail and the doing