I regret that I didn’t take photos so that you would have proof of how bad it is there. The accommodation is a disaster, alcoholics and junkies who do not care about hygiene, order and respect for people. There were bugs everywhere in the apartment, crap, covered boards, damaged bathrooms, rotting food, screams and lights turned on at night, waking people up at 4 a.m., etc. MASTER. I left thinking that these opinions were probably people who were fired because of alcohol and drugs and want to make some money from the company, but the truth is that they are true. The coordinator who employs you assures that these opinions are frauds and after signing the contract he no longer answers the phone. It’s hard for me to say what about the job itself because I only worked for one day, then I quit and returned to Poland. Other employees especially complained about the lack of pay, but I didn’t experience that, so I won’t tell you what it’s like. Generally, you live in Germany because Germany does not have such strict laws when it comes to providing employees with accommodation, but you work in the Netherlands because there is a more favorable law when it comes to paying taxes to companies. In short, they go under the worst conditions for employees. And I also met people who drove 100 km one way to work. Fortunately, I was close. I haven’t found a worse company yet.
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