Poor work environment: opiniones de empleados con el puesto de Assistant Manager en Drytech Processes

My experience at Drytech was disappointing. The leadership lacks technical depth, which reflects in the quality of processes and deliverables. There appears to be minimal focus on adhering to industry standards or conducting proper audits, which raises serious concerns about operational integrity. The work culture seems to favor local hires, possibly due to limited job opportunities in the surrounding region. However, for professionals relocating from outside, the area is not conducive to career growth, educational opportunities for children, or overall family well-being. The region itself is still developing, and the infrastructure does not support long-term professional or personal settlement. Unless you're from the local vicinity and have limited options, I would advise reconsidering a move to this organization, especially if you value structured work environments and growth opportunities.

Politics with management team too many directors and leadership team to deal with so no GM stays there.

Quality and production works separately and different management

Communication from the top is almost non-existent, and when it does happen, it’s often dismissive or condescending. There’s a culture of blame that trickles down from the leadership, where employees are often held accountable for management’s own mistakes. This creates an environment of fear and mistrust, which stifles creativity and innovation