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What is it like working at Air Canada?
Strong work culture!
Videographer in Mississauga:
Pros: Management genuinely cares about work/life balance, career development
Cons: Not really many cons early on.
Underpaid. No transparency or development. Worked as if 2 levels higher.
Strategy Manager in Toronto:
Pros: Airlines
Cons: Lack of development. Poor pay.
Dynamic work.
French Translator in Montreal:
Pros: The variety of subjects, the colleagues and the interaction with the different departments/projects
Cons: The stress and the 24/7 availability. The lack of work/life balance.
You do almost nothing and get paid.
Aircraft and Powerplant (A&P) Mechanic in Toronto:
Pros: its chill, if you have the mindset of just doing the best you can and not to over work yourself
Cons: no opportunity to earn more money
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