maintenance technician

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cleaning technician

sales coordinator

planner

JCDecaux

I enjoyed my work experience while at JCDecaux; however I came to be employed by JCDecaux because JCD took all of my former company that I worked for (Dynaserv) employees shortly after JCD cancelled their contract,so for all intense and purposes, it was either work for JCD or be without employment.  I was apart of the management team that helped with the transition of over 80 employees leaving Dynaserv to go and work at JCDecaux.  As a result of JCD now taking on the responsibility of cleaning street furniture and advertising for New York city, having so many new employees was also new and although difficult days remained ahead with this transition, it was a work experience that will not be forgotten about for years to come.  The first few months November and December of 2017 were the most difficult because we had just arrived at this new company, and there were so many things that former Dynaserv employees were just not accustomed to; example there was no HR present at the the Maspeth Warehouse location the only HR was located at the corporate office in Manhattan and occasionally one hr generalist would come after repeated calls and grievances lodged against management because of their shady dealing with the employees that transitioned over from Dynaserv.  Overall The transition to JCD, in my opinion was and is a great opportunity for many, however because of the way that the original employees arrived at JCD and how everyone was treated is what actually leaves the stain on work experience there.

I honestly feel the company was overhyped internally about how much of a "big deal" we are, but everyone I've interviewed with after has no idea who the company is... the company has old school views and a very work at your cubicle 9-5 (which you will stay after 5 pm and receive no overtime pay). I loved my coworkers and am still friends with people I worked with, however, you work with various teams across the country and some people who have been with the company forever are the most difficult to work with. Some large clients are also difficult to work with by constantly pushing back deadlines and repeating mess-ups. Great benefits until covid hit and we never received our bonuses. A nice starting role to get your foot in the door with out-of-home advertising, but not a lot of quick growth internally in the company. Overall, I didn't stay very long.

The culture at the company had changed massively in the last three years with the Leadership and management team putting employees first (flexible work, families, health & mental health awareness and benefits etc. + Pay rises) as well as consciously working on making it an diverse and inclusive workplace. 
The team is fun with regular work socials, although not a company where everyone parties lots. There also is alcohol free socials to accommodate for different faiths for example.
There is room for progressions and plenty of roles internally. Although promotions aren't super quick. Little patience pays off.

I'd recommend working here to friends!

It's a good job to have driving around the city cleaning bus stops and repairing them. Pretty independent work. Typical day at work is starting off the day by loading up your van with supplies and glass sheets. Drive out to your route and clean up the bus shelters. Occasionally get called to clean up broken glass. Replace posters at least once a week. End of day return to the lot to dispose of waste collected. Management is ok. They are not too hard on anyone unless they specifically deviate from their duties and route. Communication is key. Upper management cares about production and cutting cost. Hardest part of the job is the wintertime when you have to break ice and shovel snow for the bus stops.

What is the best part of working at the company?
As a lead trainer safety Responsibility very challenging working in the five boroughs maintaining and repairing bus stops shelters making it a better safety place

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Lots of work Not enough time with multiple locations driving a commercial truck louder tru traffic 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Ok simple team player get your gear your route teach them how to get there safely with all equipment and chemicals different race explain them well 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Different task helping looking out for other

Wow, what can I say about JCDecaux. I worked at JCD for 10 years and I never regret one day! I started the accounts payable system for JCD and had a great team to help me implement all the procedures for the entire North America. The work place was a great and fantastic place to work and the employees all worked together. The hardest part of the job was some of the deadline from some of the airport and requirements. JCD is a outdoor advertising agency which means, we are in airports, malls, and street furniture - which are free standing street signs.

Am sorry I retire from JCD.

I started out as a purchasing assistant making my way to a junior buyer. I learned a lot about a start up company and all the ins and outs of a manufacturing company. I had a hand in all aspects of the purchase and assembly. It was long hours at times but worth the outcome. I really enjoyed all of my co-workers. We all worked together to get things done. Lots of team work and also meet a lot of long time friends.

Recruited to develop new business in the St. Louis region. Responsible for complete Sales Cycle from cold call to close: develop marketing materials and presentations for local clients, set appointments, education of client to benefits of Out of Home Advertising, prepare and present proposals, cultivate client relationships.

Pros

-Great Work Culture, you are in charge of what you are doing and feel appreciated.
-You get ample opportunity to enhance your skills as you work.
-You get to implement your ideas.
-Yearly raises and bonuses
-The company is expanding, meaning more opportunity. 

Con
-Pay can always be better
-Needs to update some systems

What is the best part of working at the company?
Other Employee's were so kind and helping.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Nothing was stressful about working here. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Extraordinary 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Easy going

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