What do employees say about the location of the IKEA office?

Location work hours exposure to global operations

Company Culture is not as advertised

Good team, location and food

Long hours, boring and same tasks

Supportive manager and good pay

Far away from city centre

all good' good people good pay

location is far yet parking is conviniant

Very few good location easy to travel to

treat staff poorly, not valued

Competitive salary and good benefits for employee

Quite far from nearest neighbourhood

great place to work with a lot of opportunities to grow

location of the office (too far away)

- Convenient location - Great colleagues - Benefits are pretty good by retail standards

- Leadership team can be iffy - Pay is not competitive - Does not have perks like other IKEA locations

This job has easily been one of the most accommodating of co-workers schedules I've ever been in. They understand that life comes at you from all angles and we are all just trying our best to roll with the punches. Every coworker I've had has had something occurred to them that demanded time away and never once did any higher-ups push back. It's both good and bad sometimes.

The reputation IKEA Richmond once had has diminished incredibly. Company events for coworkers has nosedived; summer cookouts, Christmas dinners, dwindling prizes and just festivities all are gone and what remains is depressing. Departments are, on the regular using band-aid solutions and work with broken equipment, this is the case for: IKEA foods, sales and logistics. It's actually more surprising to find a completely functioning department than not. Fix the ice cream machine this is not McDonald's. The pay is noticeably less than all other IKEA employment locations (Coquitlam and CDC). If you are looking at this from another IKEA location do not assume a union will make your life better.

Good environment, teamates, and catering

Far location, quit because i need to expand my knowledge