(22-09-2017, 12:10)NachoBcn escribió: Lo único que he leído y que me gusta de esta situación, es que REnault ha estado contratando gente de todos los equipos. Eso si, la mayoría son para el equipo de F1... no para el chasis.

De mclaren no he oido nada. Así que interpreto que están tirando de 'cantera'. Lo de las canteras es muy loable y tal. Pero es como en el futbol. Te sale una generacion buena cada 10-20 años.

Por eso creo que lo que tiene que hacer fernando, es firmar por un año con mclaren y el año que viene, volvemos a evaluar como esta la cosa. Y según como, dar el salto a Renault o mercedes, segun mercado.

De hecho, creo que es justo lo que está pensando fernando.

Si fuera por contratar gente importante en distintas áreas, entonces ese equipo sería Williams.

Pero también importa el presupuesto de ese equipo.

Renault a día de hoy debe estar parecido a Williams. Lo que hay que saber es si tienen previsto incrementar ese presupuesto hasta llegar al de los equipos grandes.

Y es aquí donde está McLaren.

(22-09-2017, 14:57)Madriles escribió:

(22-09-2017, 14:52)Madriles escribió:

(22-09-2017, 08:41)German Sanchez escribió: Ya se que no es garantía de mucho, pero ahí está.....

https://blogs.20minutos.es/formula-1-alo...tivo-2018/

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Anda!
Como Honda en 2015.
Y en 2016 y 17.

En serio, presiento que se quedarán cerca. Y si los otros no queman aceite ni trampas similares, cerquísima.

Pero a mi me da que será RB el que nos restará más puntos. Tienen ese motor muy trillado ya y un chasis espectacular perfectamente adaptado al motor.

McLaren va a tener que trabajar mucho. Muchísimo.

Donde he puesto "muchísimo" quería decir "la ostia".

Renault contrató hace poco un equipo de personas para trabajar exclusivamente en los motores de RB, en concreto los temas relativos a la fiabilidad (por lo de Verstappen, etc).

En su día lo entendí como 'van a ampliar el grupo de trabajo hacia RB'.
Después de todo lo que ha pasado, lo entiendo como 'os vamos a dejar un grupo de personas como contacto con Renault, y el resto del equipo nos vamos a centrar en Renault (y en McLaren).


Sigo pensando que a Renault a día de hoy (mientras Renault F1 no pueda optar al título) se va a centrar en McLaren y misteriosamente los motores de RB van a rendir menos (que recuerdo, son Tag Heuer en su denominación y publicidad).

(22-09-2017, 18:07)NachoBcn escribió:

(22-09-2017, 15:55)ethernet escribió:

(22-09-2017, 12:10)NachoBcn escribió: Lo único que he leído y que me gusta de esta situación, es que REnault ha estado contratando gente de todos los equipos. Eso si, la mayoría son para el equipo de F1... no para el chasis.

De mclaren no he oido nada. Así que interpreto que están tirando de 'cantera'. Lo de las canteras es muy loable y tal. Pero es como en el futbol. Te sale una generacion buena cada 10-20 años.

Por eso creo que lo que tiene que hacer fernando, es firmar por un año con mclaren y el año que viene, volvemos a evaluar como esta la cosa. Y según como, dar el salto a Renault o mercedes, segun mercado.

De hecho, creo que es justo lo que está pensando fernando.

En un foro extranjero ponían comentarios de gente de McLaren en una Red social en la que trabajadores habían de sus puestos de trabajo. 

Se desprendía la sensación global de que la tecnología es top y las instalaciones una pasada, pero que el sueldo una Putha mierdha y el ambiente jodido en plan o lo haces así o ahí tienes la puerta...... Y que el parking es un truño...... 

Desde luego contrasta con lo que se dice de Red Bull, que es bastante mejor el trato y el sueldo...... 

Eso no es muy bueno, pero aun asi, hay gente que prefiere estar en una leyenda de la f1 que en una empresa de refrescos...... 


McLaren tiene mucho que mejorar y cambiar.

Que el sueldo sea una *****....vale.


Pero lo del parking!!???? Venga hombre no me jodas. Así no se puede ir coñño.

:-D

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La verdad es que eso suena a bulo...

Basta con ir a Google maps, buscar woking, localizar las instalaciones de McLaren, y ver las hectáreas que ocupa aquello.

Otra cosa es si el currele de 3a categoría tiene plaza de parking reservada. Eso lo dudo.

Como en toda empresa, vaya.

A mi me parece que el que escribía en ese foro, no tenía acceso a nada sensible del coche. O como mínimo, que viene a ser equivalente, no tenía ningún puesto de cierta relevancia.

(22-09-2017, 21:31)payoloco escribió:

(22-09-2017, 18:07)NachoBcn escribió:

(22-09-2017, 15:55)ethernet escribió:

(22-09-2017, 12:10)NachoBcn escribió: Lo único que he leído y que me gusta de esta situación, es que REnault ha estado contratando gente de todos los equipos. Eso si, la mayoría son para el equipo de F1... no para el chasis.

De mclaren no he oido nada. Así que interpreto que están tirando de 'cantera'. Lo de las canteras es muy loable y tal. Pero es como en el futbol. Te sale una generacion buena cada 10-20 años.

Por eso creo que lo que tiene que hacer fernando, es firmar por un año con mclaren y el año que viene, volvemos a evaluar como esta la cosa. Y según como, dar el salto a Renault o mercedes, segun mercado.

De hecho, creo que es justo lo que está pensando fernando.

En un foro extranjero ponían comentarios de gente de McLaren en una Red social en la que trabajadores habían de sus puestos de trabajo. 

Se desprendía la sensación global de que la tecnología es top y las instalaciones una pasada, pero que el sueldo una Putha mierdha y el ambiente jodido en plan o lo haces así o ahí tienes la puerta...... Y que el parking es un truño...... 

Desde luego contrasta con lo que se dice de Red Bull, que es bastante mejor el trato y el sueldo...... 

Eso no es muy bueno, pero aun asi, hay gente que prefiere estar en una leyenda de la f1 que en una empresa de refrescos...... 


McLaren tiene mucho que mejorar y cambiar.

Que el sueldo sea una *****....vale.


Pero lo del parking!!???? Venga hombre no me jodas. Así no se puede ir coñño.

:-D

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La verdad es que eso suena a bulo...

Basta con ir a Google maps, buscar woking, localizar las instalaciones de McLaren, y ver las hectáreas que ocupa aquello.

Otra cosa es si el currele de 3a categoría tiene plaza de parking reservada. Eso lo dudo.

Como en toda empresa, vaya.

A mi me parece que el que escribía en ese foro, no tenía acceso a nada sensible del coche. O como mínimo, que viene a ser equivalente, no tenía ningún puesto de cierta relevancia.

En Woking, no tener plaza reservada, equivale a aparcar en el monte.

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(22-09-2017, 22:02)NachoBcn escribió:

(22-09-2017, 21:31)payoloco escribió:

(22-09-2017, 18:07)NachoBcn escribió:

(22-09-2017, 15:55)ethernet escribió:

(22-09-2017, 12:10)NachoBcn escribió: Lo único que he leído y que me gusta de esta situación, es que REnault ha estado contratando gente de todos los equipos. Eso si, la mayoría son para el equipo de F1... no para el chasis.

De mclaren no he oido nada. Así que interpreto que están tirando de 'cantera'. Lo de las canteras es muy loable y tal. Pero es como en el futbol. Te sale una generacion buena cada 10-20 años.

Por eso creo que lo que tiene que hacer fernando, es firmar por un año con mclaren y el año que viene, volvemos a evaluar como esta la cosa. Y según como, dar el salto a Renault o mercedes, segun mercado.

De hecho, creo que es justo lo que está pensando fernando.

En un foro extranjero ponían comentarios de gente de McLaren en una Red social en la que trabajadores habían de sus puestos de trabajo. 

Se desprendía la sensación global de que la tecnología es top y las instalaciones una pasada, pero que el sueldo una Putha mierdha y el ambiente jodido en plan o lo haces así o ahí tienes la puerta...... Y que el parking es un truño...... 

Desde luego contrasta con lo que se dice de Red Bull, que es bastante mejor el trato y el sueldo...... 

Eso no es muy bueno, pero aun asi, hay gente que prefiere estar en una leyenda de la f1 que en una empresa de refrescos...... 


McLaren tiene mucho que mejorar y cambiar.

Que el sueldo sea una *****....vale.


Pero lo del parking!!???? Venga hombre no me jodas. Así no se puede ir coñño.

:-D

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La verdad es que eso suena a bulo...

Basta con ir a Google maps, buscar woking, localizar las instalaciones de McLaren, y ver las hectáreas que ocupa aquello.

Otra cosa es si el currele de 3a categoría tiene plaza de parking reservada. Eso lo dudo.

Como en toda empresa, vaya.

A mi me parece que el que escribía en ese foro, no tenía acceso a nada sensible del coche. O como mínimo, que viene a ser equivalente, no tenía ningún puesto de cierta relevancia.

En Woking, no tener plaza reservada, equivale a aparcar en el monte.

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Bueno, la sede de McLaren está en medio de la civilización eh?

No está en un bunker secreto ni nada.

Pero vamos, que insisto: si un trabajador de McLaren, en un foro, se queja por no tener parking....

Pues eso, currele de 3a.

Un jefe o medio jefe, tiene plaza.

Y desde luego no va a entrar a un foro a decir nada malo de su empresa, porque un jefe o medio jefe son bastante corporativos, porque va cuasi inherente al cargo.

Estaba troleando. Pero vamos. Que me parece bastante irrelevante.

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(23-09-2017, 00:45)payoloco escribió:

(22-09-2017, 22:02)NachoBcn escribió:

(22-09-2017, 21:31)payoloco escribió:

(22-09-2017, 18:07)NachoBcn escribió:

(22-09-2017, 15:55)ethernet escribió: En un foro extranjero ponían comentarios de gente de McLaren en una Red social en la que trabajadores habían de sus puestos de trabajo. 

Se desprendía la sensación global de que la tecnología es top y las instalaciones una pasada, pero que el sueldo una Putha mierdha y el ambiente jodido en plan o lo haces así o ahí tienes la puerta...... Y que el parking es un truño...... 

Desde luego contrasta con lo que se dice de Red Bull, que es bastante mejor el trato y el sueldo...... 

Eso no es muy bueno, pero aun asi, hay gente que prefiere estar en una leyenda de la f1 que en una empresa de refrescos...... 


McLaren tiene mucho que mejorar y cambiar.

Que el sueldo sea una *****....vale.


Pero lo del parking!!????  Venga hombre no me jodas. Así no se puede ir coñño.

:-D

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La verdad es que eso suena a bulo...

Basta con ir a Google maps, buscar woking, localizar las instalaciones de McLaren, y ver las hectáreas que ocupa aquello.

Otra cosa es si el currele de 3a categoría tiene plaza de parking reservada. Eso lo dudo.

Como en toda empresa, vaya.

A mi me parece que el que escribía en ese foro, no tenía acceso a nada sensible del coche. O como mínimo, que viene a ser equivalente, no tenía ningún puesto de cierta relevancia.

En Woking, no tener plaza reservada, equivale a aparcar en el monte.

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Bueno, la sede de McLaren está en medio de la civilización eh?

No está en un bunker secreto ni nada.

Pero vamos, que insisto: si un trabajador de McLaren, en un foro, se queja por no tener parking....

Pues eso, currele de 3a.

Un jefe o medio jefe, tiene plaza.

Y desde luego no va a entrar a un foro a decir nada malo de su empresa, porque un jefe o medio jefe son bastante corporativos, porque va cuasi inherente al cargo.

Eran muchos comentarios de gente diferente. Diferentes puestos y distinta antigüedad. Lo pongo:

Principal Engineer
Status: “I have been working at McLaren Technology Group full-time (More than 3 years)
Pros: “Young flexible company, a lot of opportunities to grow. Fast pace and huge responsibility at any level makes the job interesting and exciting”
Cons: “Lack of directions from management, chaotic management, lack of resources.”
Design Engineer
Status: “I have been working at McLaren Technology Group full-time (More than 5 years)
Pros: “The working environment is great. Fantastic building. Small teams mean hard work but lots of exposure to different areas.”
Cons: “Building is now too small for the amount of employees. HR rarely have a clue what’s going on.
Advice to Management: Keep the engineering and technical expertise within the company. Keep the building up to its original standard.”
Anonymous Employee
Status: “I have been working at McLaren Technology Group full-time (More than a year)”
Pros: “Fascinating business, great location, lots of clever people.”
Cons: “Broken Management, crowded workplace, non competitive salaries.”
Advice to Management: “Look after your people better.”
Logistics Team Leader
Status: “I have been working at McLaren Technology Group full-time (More than a year)”
Pros: “Passion for cars. Clean place to work. Ambitious if your (sic) lucky to progress. Good benefits tickets to car shows etc.”
Cons: “No teamwork. No meal variety in Restaurant. Employees unqualified out of there depth. Seems anyone can be a group leader. Certain departments run riot. Worst logistics I’ve ever seen. Production made up of boy racers. Car parks completely overrun. Employees constantly shouting. Horrible shift hours.
Advice to Management: “Need to get a grip on the needs of the business. Be more understanding with staff. Promote staff who deserve it from hard work and not just being someone’s mate. Group leaders are too young need more experience. Stop employees shouting around the warehouse as it was never allowed once upon a time in McLaren. Drastically improve sap users as they are useless never reply to emails.”
Anonymous Employee
Status: “I have been working at McLaren Technology Group full-time (More than a year)”
Pros: “Lovely building. Great restaurant. Wonderful history on display.”
Cons: “Parking is a nightmare, with a complete lack of courtesy and consideration for others coming to the fore.”
The majority of people that work here (especially the women and the management) are “up” themselves. They don’t even possess basic manners and courtesy. They really think there “it” when, in fact, they’re not! Very cliquey.”
“Staff who have been there a long time are allowed to treat other people like dirt; they also get away with bullying people. I have heard terrible stories of what happens when people complain, so I haven’t bothered, but I am looking around for another job. Visitors (not just the millionaires that can afford the cars) are treated like gods, whilst the staff are treated like dirt!”
“Difficult to transfer internally if your manager wants to be awkward. Terrible communication, both within my own company and also inter-company.”
Advice to Management: “Wise up. Follow your own disciplinary system! Treat people with respect and as adult rather than treating them like they are five years old!”
Anonymous Employee
Status: I have been working at McLaren Technology Group full-time.”
Pros: “Fantastic product. Clean working environment.”
Cons: “The stress starts before you arrive. Most employees have to leave for work up to an hour before you need to be there because the parking on site is a joke. Reason being if you arrive 30 mins before shift start you stand a chance of being blocked in or blocking someone in so all in all just the start of the day is part of the stress. On the work side you are confronted by skilled people with vast trade experience and unskilled which causes quality related concerns.”
“Another thing is alot of people are contractors who get £15 plus an hour and many of them are unskilled against the full timers whom have been through an interview and employed based on skills experience and content of cv, most productìon full timers are on about £ 11.50 an hour so straight away theres a massive pay divide which causes psychological injustice to the point where you think can you idiots not see this is wrong?”
“Most production staff are expected to work 26 days a month some 6 days a week some 7 days and up to and beyond midnight 5 days a week for less than 25k a year. The work life ballance is not countered by good wages. If you complain about any of this you are soon told where the door is and formal complaints to HR is a waste of time because they bow down to the management.”
“As for promotion it is exactly as i say its mates rates and whos backside you are prepared to kiss and many people get overlooked because someone who knows someone gets the job. All in all McLaren is a very difficult place to work out it is very up itself it is in love with its own self immàge and believe me the car is the star not the management. There are lots of people there who are making good money that they do not deserve. Finally i heard a manager say if an employees complaint becomes a problem the best waý to solve that problem is to remove the problem ie the employee and that just about sums up the place.”
Advice to Management: “Can not say more than listen but they wont. There is none so blind as those who do not listen.”
Systems Engineer
Status: “I have been working at McLaren Technology Group full-time (More than a year)”
Pros: “Interesting projects, cutting edge technology to work with. The facility is clean and high quality, and it must be noted that the staff is really high level, both in terms of skill and intelligence. A pleasure to work here.”
Cons: “Days can get long. Hard to see a clear career path currently. Parking space is an issue, however a new parking lot is in the works.”
Advice to Management: “Focus more on people development and career plans/guidance to motivate your staff.”
Engineer
Status: “I have been working at McLaren Technology Group full-time (More than 3 years)”
Pros: “Canteen (cost and quality are big positives). A lot of skill and knowledge to absorb from experienced and older employees who had the perseverance to stay since SLR days. Cars themselves are actually really good and apparently MAT is not as bad as Automotive if you do want to work at McLaren.”
Cons: “Engineering company run by finance and HR with a very short sighted attitude. Complete disappointment on several fronts – poor remuneration, poorly managed with a lot of so called managers having no clue what they are meant to do, including some very senior managers/directors.”
“Plenty cases of nepotism and favouritism, especially among Italian employees who generally are paid a lot better.
Complete disparity between pay and expectations for what’s meant to be accomplished in timescales and with no budget – this is not racing on a cheap! Unclear promotion and progression, unless you know the right people.”
“Salary/bonus/promotion put on hold for selected, who don’t share the ‘correct’ management opinions. No budget and limited training opportunities for development, even crucial to your role. A lot of young, inexperienced engineers left without support and guidance, leading to some poorly designed systems, which have issues over and over again – costing the business on every project.”
“The business must have upset almost all quality suppliers by now as finance simply does not want to pay the bills – meaning a lot of quality issues from tier suppliers with poor process control. Expectation are completely unrealistic with some key decision makers having no clue and understanding on what’s sensible and achievable.”
Advice to Management: “Become transparent and concise across the business when it comes to pay, promotion, bonus and other crucial areas, listen to your employees and get a reality check – match your targets to something achievable – nothing wrong with aiming high – just understand what it takes to do it!”
Anonymous Employee
Status: “I have been working at McLaren Technology Group full-time.”
Pros: “Flexible hours, work from home scheme, various discounts, on site restaurant and gym. Great people!”
Cons: “McLaren automotive is a disruptor not only for the automotive market but for it self due to the ambitious growth plan. The facilities and processes are not ready to accommodate this and is causing a lot of chaos. However, I do believe that in couple of years the growth pains will pass and will prove to be an even more exciting place to be.
Advice to Management: “Pay more attention to the facts and figures rather than perceptions. Also, personal grudges have no place in a professional environment.”
Engineer
Pros: “Intelligent and generally enthusiastic colleagues. Interesting technology and projects to work on. Generally direct line-managers are good to learn from and will develop you. Beautiful building.”
Cons: “Doesn’t always feel like management care about employees – if you’re in real trouble I think they actually tend to be very sympathetic and help you out. But for the most part it feels like they don’t consider daily issues or inefficiencies, which strikes me as short-sighted as fixing small issues (and generally improving morale) would likely improve productivity.”
Advice to Management: “It is already starting to happen, but showing your employees that they are valued will go a long way to helping morale and staff retention.”
Anonymous Employee
Status: “I have been working at McLaren Technology Group full-time (Less than a year)”
Pros: “Free coffee during lunch and at specific hours. Low prices for food. Interesting products. A job at McLaren looks good on your CV.”
Cons: “Cold and impersonal enviroment. Total lack of life-work balance. Not worth the stress and lack of personal life for a job at McLaren – a pat on the shoulder is not compensating for all the other negative aspects.”
Advice to Management: “Consider the human side of the employees, don’t just see them as resources.”
Anonymous Employee
Status: “I have been working at McLaren Technology Group full-time (Less than a year)”
Pros: “Canteen, nice building, fantastic products.”
Cons: “No life/work balance, long hours, overloading with work, stressful place. Poor respect of employees, extremely high expectations, unpleasant atmosphere at work. More managers than employees.”
Advice to Management: “Learn to respect the employees, they are the true asset of the company.”
Anonymous Employee
Status: “I have been working at McLaren Technology Group full-time (Less than a year).”
Pros: “A few great individuals on the ground. Brand opens doors to interesting potential customers and technical challenges, and is a great talking point for your CV. Nice building.
Cons: “Zero vision or strategy from management. Horrendously low salaries relative to the market (“we don’t pay London wages, we’re not in London!”). A real culture of people succeeding based on who they know, not via any kind of merit – which is also true of the hiring process. Zero transparency, bordering on underhand at times. Company is struggling to retain staff like a bucket with a hole in it.”
Advice to Management: “Stop losing great engineering talent – recognise it, reward it, and it might stop walking out the door. As Ron would say, “cut the fat” from the management team. Other companies are striving for flat organisational structures, but McLaren is adding more and more levels of reporting. Decide what direction you actually want the company to go in – something more specific than growth!.”
Anonymous Employee
Status: I have been working at McLaren Technology Group (More than a year)
Pros: “Clean, warm environment. Canteen is usually very good. The people on the shop floor make the place bearable. Top class facility.”
Cons: “I have worked for McLaren for over 2 years. In this time the company has changed dramatically and not in my opinion for the better. Since my start the upper management in automotive has changed. The remit of the company has been to employ management mostly from a mass production company (Honda) and with that employ staff with experience in doing so to expand the company rapidly with a dynamic and aggressive strategy.”
“Thats when the problems started. So far it has been as about as competent as the managers that run the place. The management that came in come with the attitude of what Honda was. For the most part non skilled workers with little or no experience needed to do a 90 second process on a car. Such minions were seen as easily expendable and even more easily replaced. Within a short time the values of Mclaren have eroded as the cancer of senior Honda management has seeded itself and infested all levels of management in the Automotive sector of McLaren.”
“Staff are now treated with absolutely no respect what so ever. It is very much a Honda boys club with former Honda staff coming into the business and within a no time at all taking team leader roles. Most career progressions going to former Honda employees with no regard or consideration for the “old” Mclaren staff who are usually a lot more knowledgable and skilled for the roles. All middle management have come in from Honda (all hired by their friends higher up) and have come with the same arrogant and distasteful attitude of “if you dont like it the door is there” even one of the most senior managers who you see on the shop floor comes onto the line bullying staff and trying to play the bully role and speaking to staff like they are sub human.”
“The irony is non of the management know anything about the cars or how they are put together. And they know even less on how to run the place. You end up repeating answers to non relevant questions and discussing topics that are not important considering the dire straits the company is in. Staff morale is at its lowest since i have been here and they are at breaking point. We have also expanded rapidly and brought in non skilled workers to put their hands on 200,000 – 700,000 pound cars with minimal or no training what so ever. The place is understaffed with the droves of people leaving due to the management, lack of career progression (unless your in the boys club) and with the direction the company is going.”
“There is a clear lack of direction involved in how we are going to achieve building a quality car that is enjoyable and more importantly safe for the customer. The quality of the cars in my opinion has dropped dramatically and that is reflected in what goes out the door and the results we get back (when info is leaked to us) It has got to a point where we don’t get told about the quality now such is the decline. McLaren has turned from making a quality slow built car to making cars as fast as possible with little emphasis on quality.”
“I leave this now with a sadness that the soul of the company has been ripped out of the company. And its on a road of no return! I believe another 18 months and that will be the end of what i loved about McLaren. RIP.”
Advice to Management: “Listen to the staff on the shop floor. Realise our importance as without us you have nothing. Treat is with dignity and respect and most importantly, value us! Concentrate on the quality and brand of what we are building and stop concentrating on numbers!”
Anonymous Employee
Status: “I have been working at McLaren Technology Group full-time (More than 3 years)”
Pros: “Saying that you work from McLaren brings a lot of interest.”
Cons: “An awful company with terrible leadership, no vision, no direction. They exaggerate their capabilities but there isn’t a whole lot under the hood. Aggressive blame culture and no transparency.”
Anonymous Employee
Status: “I have been working at McLaren Technology Group full-time (More than a year)”
Pros: “Strong leadership with a clear three year strategy in place which gives.”
staff an understanding of upcoming work and new technologies. IT now has good relationships with other areas of the business allowing the team to work collaboratively.”
Cons: “Facilities such as the car parking and restaurant are over crowded however i know this is something that is being looked at.”
Advice to Management: “Continue to provide good leadership and communication.”
Production Team Member
Status: “I have been working at McLaren Technology Group full-time (Less than a year)”
Pros: “Name on a CV. Good people on the line. Canteen is decent.”
Cons: “Blame culture. No parts on time. Wasteful. Honda and Lotus middle and upper management. HR lie, don’t listen and are more interested in talking to each other about last nights Eastenders. Implementation of SAP is going belly up. Quality of the cars are abysmal. Culture of move the car onto the next process regardless of how complete the process is. The McLaren values are completely out of the window.”
Advice to Management: “Sack all of the middle to upper management and start again. Get rid of the Honda of culture of moving cars on.”
Note: The above is a selection from 53 McLaren staff reviews on Glassdoor, written this year people whoe were by staff there at the time of writing
Information: The McLaren Technology Centre is the headquarters of the McLaren Technology Group Ltd and all of its companies, located on a 500,000 m² site in Woking, Surrey, England. The complex consists of four buildings, two of which are open. The main building is the McLaren Technology Centre (Home of McLaren Group). The Norman Foster designed building was short-listed for the 2005 Stirling Prize. About 1,000 people work at the Technology Centre. It is home to the McLaren Racing Formula One team and McLaren Automotive, as well as other companies of the McLaren Group

creo que la estrategia de renault ha sido fortalecer el departamento motor y partir del trabajo realizado en 2016-2017 pensar en escalar puestos en la clasificacion y ampliar los departamentos de aerodinàmica ,, para optar al campeonato en 2019 ,,pero solo es mi impresion personal ,, durante estios dos años han tenido a Chequer-palmer ,, pero ya necesitan contar con pilotos de verdad para progresar como equipo ,de ahi el interés por tener a una promesa para el futuro ,,Sainz ,, , ,,

(23-09-2017, 01:19)Que ethernet escribió:

(23-09-2017, 00:45)payoloco escribió:

(22-09-2017, 22:02)NachoBcn escribió:

(22-09-2017, 21:31)payoloco escribió:

(22-09-2017, 18:07)NachoBcn escribió: Que el sueldo sea una *****....vale.


Pero lo del parking!!????  Venga hombre no me jodas. Así no se puede ir coñño.

:-D

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La verdad es que eso suena a bulo...

Basta con ir a Google maps, buscar woking, localizar las instalaciones de McLaren, y ver las hectáreas que ocupa aquello.

Otra cosa es si el currele de 3a categoría tiene plaza de parking reservada. Eso lo dudo.

Como en toda empresa, vaya.

A mi me parece que el que escribía en ese foro, no tenía acceso a nada sensible del coche. O como mínimo, que viene a ser equivalente, no tenía ningún puesto de cierta relevancia.

En Woking, no tener plaza reservada, equivale a aparcar en el monte.

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Bueno, la sede de McLaren está en medio de la civilización eh?

No está en un bunker secreto ni nada.

Pero vamos, que insisto: si un trabajador de McLaren, en un foro, se queja por no tener parking....

Pues eso, currele de 3a.

Un jefe o medio jefe, tiene plaza.

Y desde luego no va a entrar a un foro a decir nada malo de su empresa, porque un jefe o medio jefe son bastante corporativos, porque va cuasi inherente al cargo.

Eran muchos comentarios de gente diferente. Diferentes puestos y distinta antigüedad. Lo pongo:

Principal Engineer
Status: “I have been working at McLaren Technology Group full-time (More than 3 years)
Pros: “Young flexible company, a lot of opportunities to grow. Fast pace and huge responsibility at any level makes the job interesting and exciting”
Cons: “Lack of directions from management, chaotic management, lack of resources.”
Design Engineer
Status: “I have been working at McLaren Technology Group full-time (More than 5 years)
Pros: “The working environment is great. Fantastic building. Small teams mean hard work but lots of exposure to different areas.”
Cons: “Building is now too small for the amount of employees. HR rarely have a clue what’s going on.
Advice to Management: Keep the engineering and technical expertise within the company. Keep the building up to its original standard.”
Anonymous Employee
Status: “I have been working at McLaren Technology Group full-time (More than a year)”
Pros: “Fascinating business, great location, lots of clever people.”
Cons: “Broken Management, crowded workplace, non competitive salaries.”
Advice to Management: “Look after your people better.”
Logistics Team Leader
Status: “I have been working at McLaren Technology Group full-time (More than a year)”
Pros: “Passion for cars. Clean place to work. Ambitious if your (sic) lucky to progress. Good benefits tickets to car shows etc.”
Cons: “No teamwork. No meal variety in Restaurant. Employees unqualified out of there depth. Seems anyone can be a group leader. Certain departments run riot. Worst logistics I’ve ever seen. Production made up of boy racers. Car parks completely overrun. Employees constantly shouting. Horrible shift hours.
Advice to Management: “Need to get a grip on the needs of the business. Be more understanding with staff. Promote staff who deserve it from hard work and not just being someone’s mate. Group leaders are too young need more experience. Stop employees shouting around the warehouse as it was never allowed once upon a time in McLaren. Drastically improve sap users as they are useless never reply to emails.”
Anonymous Employee
Status: “I have been working at McLaren Technology Group full-time (More than a year)”
Pros: “Lovely building. Great restaurant. Wonderful history on display.”
Cons: “Parking is a nightmare, with a complete lack of courtesy and consideration for others coming to the fore.”
The majority of people that work here (especially the women and the management) are “up” themselves. They don’t even possess basic manners and courtesy. They really think there “it” when, in fact, they’re not! Very cliquey.”
“Staff who have been there a long time are allowed to treat other people like dirt; they also get away with bullying people. I have heard terrible stories of what happens when people complain, so I haven’t bothered, but I am looking around for another job. Visitors (not just the millionaires that can afford the cars) are treated like gods, whilst the staff are treated like dirt!”
“Difficult to transfer internally if your manager wants to be awkward. Terrible communication, both within my own company and also inter-company.”
Advice to Management: “Wise up. Follow your own disciplinary system! Treat people with respect and as adult rather than treating them like they are five years old!”
Anonymous Employee
Status: I have been working at McLaren Technology Group full-time.”
Pros: “Fantastic product. Clean working environment.”
Cons: “The stress starts before you arrive. Most employees have to leave for work up to an hour before you need to be there because the parking on site is a joke. Reason being if you arrive 30 mins before shift start you stand a chance of being blocked in or blocking someone in so all in all just the start of the day is part of the stress. On the work side you are confronted by skilled people with vast trade experience and unskilled which causes quality related concerns.”
“Another thing is alot of people are contractors who get £15 plus an hour and many of them are unskilled against the full timers whom have been through an interview and employed based on skills experience and content of cv, most productìon full timers are on about £ 11.50 an hour so straight away theres a massive pay divide which causes psychological injustice to the point where you think can you idiots not see this is wrong?”
“Most production staff are expected to work 26 days a month some 6 days a week some 7 days and up to and beyond midnight 5 days a week for less than 25k a year. The work life ballance is not countered by good wages. If you complain about any of this you are soon told where the door is and formal complaints to HR is a waste of time because they bow down to the management.”
“As for promotion it is exactly as i say its mates rates and whos backside you are prepared to kiss and many people get overlooked because someone who knows someone gets the job. All in all McLaren is a very difficult place to work out it is very up itself it is in love with its own self immàge and believe me the car is the star not the management. There are lots of people there who are making good money that they do not deserve. Finally i heard a manager say if an employees complaint becomes a problem the best waý to solve that problem is to remove the problem ie the employee and that just about sums up the place.”
Advice to Management: “Can not say more than listen but they wont. There is none so blind as those who do not listen.”
Systems Engineer
Status: “I have been working at McLaren Technology Group full-time (More than a year)”
Pros: “Interesting projects, cutting edge technology to work with. The facility is clean and high quality, and it must be noted that the staff is really high level, both in terms of skill and intelligence. A pleasure to work here.”
Cons: “Days can get long. Hard to see a clear career path currently. Parking space is an issue, however a new parking lot is in the works.”
Advice to Management: “Focus more on people development and career plans/guidance to motivate your staff.”
Engineer
Status: “I have been working at McLaren Technology Group full-time (More than 3 years)”
Pros: “Canteen (cost and quality are big positives). A lot of skill and knowledge to absorb from experienced and older employees who had the perseverance to stay since SLR days. Cars themselves are actually really good and apparently MAT is not as bad as Automotive if you do want to work at McLaren.”
Cons: “Engineering company run by finance and HR with a very short sighted attitude. Complete disappointment on several fronts – poor remuneration, poorly managed with a lot of so called managers having no clue what they are meant to do, including some very senior managers/directors.”
“Plenty cases of nepotism and favouritism, especially among Italian employees who generally are paid a lot better.
Complete disparity between pay and expectations for what’s meant to be accomplished in timescales and with no budget – this is not racing on a cheap! Unclear promotion and progression, unless you know the right people.”
“Salary/bonus/promotion put on hold for selected, who don’t share the ‘correct’ management opinions. No budget and limited training opportunities for development, even crucial to your role. A lot of young, inexperienced engineers left without support and guidance, leading to some poorly designed systems, which have issues over and over again – costing the business on every project.”
“The business must have upset almost all quality suppliers by now as finance simply does not want to pay the bills – meaning a lot of quality issues from tier suppliers with poor process control. Expectation are completely unrealistic with some key decision makers having no clue and understanding on what’s sensible and achievable.”
Advice to Management: “Become transparent and concise across the business when it comes to pay, promotion, bonus and other crucial areas, listen to your employees and get a reality check – match your targets to something achievable – nothing wrong with aiming high – just understand what it takes to do it!”
Anonymous Employee
Status: “I have been working at McLaren Technology Group full-time.”
Pros: “Flexible hours, work from home scheme, various discounts, on site restaurant and gym. Great people!”
Cons: “McLaren automotive is a disruptor not only for the automotive market but for it self due to the ambitious growth plan. The facilities and processes are not ready to accommodate this and is causing a lot of chaos. However, I do believe that in couple of years the growth pains will pass and will prove to be an even more exciting place to be.
Advice to Management: “Pay more attention to the facts and figures rather than perceptions. Also, personal grudges have no place in a professional environment.”
Engineer
Pros: “Intelligent and generally enthusiastic colleagues. Interesting technology and projects to work on. Generally direct line-managers are good to learn from and will develop you. Beautiful building.”
Cons: “Doesn’t always feel like management care about employees – if you’re in real trouble I think they actually tend to be very sympathetic and help you out. But for the most part it feels like they don’t consider daily issues or inefficiencies, which strikes me as short-sighted as fixing small issues (and generally improving morale) would likely improve productivity.”
Advice to Management: “It is already starting to happen, but showing your employees that they are valued will go a long way to helping morale and staff retention.”
Anonymous Employee
Status: “I have been working at McLaren Technology Group full-time (Less than a year)”
Pros: “Free coffee during lunch and at specific hours. Low prices for food. Interesting products. A job at McLaren looks good on your CV.”
Cons: “Cold and impersonal enviroment. Total lack of life-work balance. Not worth the stress and lack of personal life for a job at McLaren – a pat on the shoulder is not compensating for all the other negative aspects.”
Advice to Management: “Consider the human side of the employees, don’t just see them as resources.”
Anonymous Employee
Status: “I have been working at McLaren Technology Group full-time (Less than a year)”
Pros: “Canteen, nice building, fantastic products.”
Cons: “No life/work balance, long hours, overloading with work, stressful place. Poor respect of employees, extremely high expectations, unpleasant atmosphere at work. More managers than employees.”
Advice to Management: “Learn to respect the employees, they are the true asset of the company.”
Anonymous Employee
Status: “I have been working at McLaren Technology Group full-time (Less than a year).”
Pros: “A few great individuals on the ground. Brand opens doors to interesting potential customers and technical challenges, and is a great talking point for your CV. Nice building.
Cons: “Zero vision or strategy from management. Horrendously low salaries relative to the market (“we don’t pay London wages, we’re not in London!”). A real culture of people succeeding based on who they know, not via any kind of merit – which is also true of the hiring process. Zero transparency, bordering on underhand at times. Company is struggling to retain staff like a bucket with a hole in it.”
Advice to Management: “Stop losing great engineering talent – recognise it, reward it, and it might stop walking out the door. As Ron would say, “cut the fat” from the management team. Other companies are striving for flat organisational structures, but McLaren is adding more and more levels of reporting. Decide what direction you actually want the company to go in – something more specific than growth!.”
Anonymous Employee
Status: I have been working at McLaren Technology Group (More than a year)
Pros: “Clean, warm environment. Canteen is usually very good. The people on the shop floor make the place bearable. Top class facility.”
Cons: “I have worked for McLaren for over 2 years. In this time the company has changed dramatically and not in my opinion for the better. Since my start the upper management in automotive has changed. The remit of the company has been to employ management mostly from a mass production company (Honda) and with that employ staff with experience in doing so to expand the company rapidly with a dynamic and aggressive strategy.”
“Thats when the problems started. So far it has been as about as competent as the managers that run the place. The management that came in come with the attitude of what Honda was. For the most part non skilled workers with little or no experience needed to do a 90 second process on a car. Such minions were seen as easily expendable and even more easily replaced. Within a short time the values of Mclaren have eroded as the cancer of senior Honda management has seeded itself and infested all levels of management in the Automotive sector of McLaren.”
“Staff are now treated with absolutely no respect what so ever. It is very much a Honda boys club with former Honda staff coming into the business and within a no time at all taking team leader roles. Most career progressions going to former Honda employees with no regard or consideration for the “old” Mclaren staff who are usually a lot more knowledgable and skilled for the roles. All middle management have come in from Honda (all hired by their friends higher up) and have come with the same arrogant and distasteful attitude of “if you dont like it the door is there” even one of the most senior managers who you see on the shop floor comes onto the line bullying staff and trying to play the bully role and speaking to staff like they are sub human.”
“The irony is non of the management know anything about the cars or how they are put together. And they know even less on how to run the place. You end up repeating answers to non relevant questions and discussing topics that are not important considering the dire straits the company is in. Staff morale is at its lowest since i have been here and they are at breaking point. We have also expanded rapidly and brought in non skilled workers to put their hands on 200,000 – 700,000 pound cars with minimal or no training what so ever. The place is understaffed with the droves of people leaving due to the management, lack of career progression (unless your in the boys club) and with the direction the company is going.”
“There is a clear lack of direction involved in how we are going to achieve building a quality car that is enjoyable and more importantly safe for the customer. The quality of the cars in my opinion has dropped dramatically and that is reflected in what goes out the door and the results we get back (when info is leaked to us) It has got to a point where we don’t get told about the quality now such is the decline. McLaren has turned from making a quality slow built car to making cars as fast as possible with little emphasis on quality.”
“I leave this now with a sadness that the soul of the company has been ripped out of the company. And its on a road of no return! I believe another 18 months and that will be the end of what i loved about McLaren. RIP.”
Advice to Management: “Listen to the staff on the shop floor. Realise our importance as without us you have nothing. Treat is with dignity and respect and most importantly, value us! Concentrate on the quality and brand of what we are building and stop concentrating on numbers!”
Anonymous Employee
Status: “I have been working at McLaren Technology Group full-time (More than 3 years)”
Pros: “Saying that you work from McLaren brings a lot of interest.”
Cons: “An awful company with terrible leadership, no vision, no direction. They exaggerate their capabilities but there isn’t a whole lot under the hood. Aggressive blame culture and no transparency.”
Anonymous Employee
Status: “I have been working at McLaren Technology Group full-time (More than a year)”
Pros: “Strong leadership with a clear three year strategy in place which gives.”
staff an understanding of upcoming work and new technologies. IT now has good relationships with other areas of the business allowing the team to work collaboratively.”
Cons: “Facilities such as the car parking and restaurant are over crowded however i know this is something that is being looked at.”
Advice to Management: “Continue to provide good leadership and communication.”
Production Team Member
Status: “I have been working at McLaren Technology Group full-time (Less than a year)”
Pros: “Name on a CV. Good people on the line. Canteen is decent.”
Cons: “Blame culture. No parts on time. Wasteful. Honda and Lotus middle and upper management. HR lie, don’t listen and are more interested in talking to each other about last nights Eastenders. Implementation of SAP is going belly up. Quality of the cars are abysmal. Culture of move the car onto the next process regardless of how complete the process is. The McLaren values are completely out of the window.”
Advice to Management: “Sack all of the middle to upper management and start again. Get rid of the Honda of culture of moving cars on.”
Note: The above is a selection from 53 McLaren staff reviews on Glassdoor, written this year people whoe were by staff there at the time of writing
Information: The McLaren Technology Centre is the headquarters of the McLaren Technology Group Ltd and all of its companies, located on a 500,000 m² site in Woking, Surrey, England. The complex consists of four buildings, two of which are open. The main building is the McLaren Technology Centre (Home of McLaren Group). The Norman Foster designed building was short-listed for the 2005 Stirling Prize. About 1,000 people work at the Technology Centre. It is home to the McLaren Racing Formula One team and McLaren Automotive, as well as other companies of the McLaren Group

Nadie lo sabe. Quizás ese ambiente lo gesto Ron Dennis y ahora con Brown es distinto.
Por lo menos de cara a la galería antes parecía que todos llevasen un palo metido en el culo y ahora parece todo más distendido, problemas con honda a parte claro.

(23-09-2017, 00:45)payoloco escribió:

(22-09-2017, 22:02)NachoBcn escribió:

(22-09-2017, 21:31)payoloco escribió:

(22-09-2017, 18:07)NachoBcn escribió:

(22-09-2017, 15:55)ethernet escribió: En un foro extranjero ponían comentarios de gente de McLaren en una Red social en la que trabajadores habían de sus puestos de trabajo. 

Se desprendía la sensación global de que la tecnología es top y las instalaciones una pasada, pero que el sueldo una Putha mierdha y el ambiente jodido en plan o lo haces así o ahí tienes la puerta...... Y que el parking es un truño...... 

Desde luego contrasta con lo que se dice de Red Bull, que es bastante mejor el trato y el sueldo...... 

Eso no es muy bueno, pero aun asi, hay gente que prefiere estar en una leyenda de la f1 que en una empresa de refrescos...... 


McLaren tiene mucho que mejorar y cambiar.

Que el sueldo sea una *****....vale.


Pero lo del parking!!????  Venga hombre no me jodas. Así no se puede ir coñño.

:-D

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La verdad es que eso suena a bulo...

Basta con ir a Google maps, buscar woking, localizar las instalaciones de McLaren, y ver las hectáreas que ocupa aquello.

Otra cosa es si el currele de 3a categoría tiene plaza de parking reservada. Eso lo dudo.

Como en toda empresa, vaya.

A mi me parece que el que escribía en ese foro, no tenía acceso a nada sensible del coche. O como mínimo, que viene a ser equivalente, no tenía ningún puesto de cierta relevancia.

En Woking, no tener plaza reservada, equivale a aparcar en el monte.

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Bueno, la sede de McLaren está en medio de la civilización eh?

No está en un bunker secreto ni nada.

Pero vamos, que insisto: si un trabajador de McLaren, en un foro, se queja por no tener parking....

Pues eso, currele de 3a.

Un jefe o medio jefe, tiene plaza.

Y desde luego no va a entrar a un foro a decir nada malo de su empresa, porque un jefe o medio jefe son bastante corporativos, porque va cuasi inherente al cargo.