Hyundai Mobis - Mošnov 375

Terrible company! They do not respect employees, the standards of pieces per hour increase meaninglessly and the basic minimum applies !!! The women just rubbed their backs and arms there.

Terribly high standards! Keep this fascism in Korea.

Good company, beautiful work (especially for people who are electrotechnically educated, who know what is plus and minus, ...) unfortunately 85 "/, people do not know, even team leaders do not know how much battery capacity, what current I charge how much does the output voltage have !!!!!! But the worst is ..... 8 hours fully in the respirator !!!! Thank you for 25 thousand people .... good luck to all ....

A frivolous company. If you are looking for stable employment and treatment seriously, then give Hyundai MOBIS Mošnov a wide berth. Worse than many agencies. They sign a contract with the employee for a year with a 3-month trial period. Then, after 2 or 3 weeks, you come to work and unexpectedly get a notice of termination. Supposedly because you are not fit, because you are not following. However, I would like to mention that the company declares that it does not require production experience, and sometimes it does not give the employee a chance to gain momentum. It doesn't matter that you're hardworking, committed, and go the best you can. Interestingly, it also happens to experienced employees who have already worked in the production of lamps and it is difficult to accuse them of this lack of pace. And yet ... And not that you would think that Poles are treated this way. Czechs are treated the same. Taking into account the employment process - in my case, the recruiter and 5 team leaders at the initial interview, the language test and all the necessary documentation when signing the contract (marriage certificate, child's birth certificate, declaration that the husband does not receive a child allowance, European Health Insurance Card , Czech bank account, medical records from the family doctor ...) It's just some KPINA !!!. Personally, I felt treated like death ...