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chanelt
22-07-2011, 12:22 PM
Hi... anyone here has working experience with french? How is their working style? How is french company?

Good & bad, pros & cons, please share!! :D
chookyan
22-07-2011, 01:15 PM
Hi... anyone here has working experience with french? How is their working style? How is french company?

Good & bad, pros & cons, please share!! :D

Are you going to work with a french company in France or a french company based in Malaysia? If you are going to work in France, you are even served wine for lunch at the cafeteria. ;)
chanelt
22-07-2011, 01:52 PM
haha... my sister got an offer from a french company HERE! :D
I suppose no wine served here :rolleyes:
SiangMalam
22-07-2011, 02:48 PM
Hi... anyone here has working experience with french? How is their working style? How is french company?

Good & bad, pros & cons, please share!! :D
Make sure you choose right company.... otherwise Section 20(d) Industrial Relations Act lagi....
Rhiga
22-07-2011, 03:01 PM
Hi... anyone here has working experience with french? How is their working style? How is french company?

Good & bad, pros & cons, please share!! :D

Make sure it is not a French submarine company… :D


Btw, your question is a bit general.. there are vast differences between companies not just French company due to the different industries they are in.

I had a short stint with a French wireline logging service company which specialized in subsurface hydrocarbon date logging. Not much difference in working culture with the Anglo-American offshore firm that I joined later – both were demanding and result-oriented....and both asked me whether I like to drink during interview..... (I believed I won't get the jobs if my answer is no).. :eek:
SiangMalam
22-07-2011, 03:50 PM
L'Oreal de Paris is a French company but very much Swiss-influenced due to the ownership by Nestle SA of Switzerland.
Jaytea
22-07-2011, 11:59 PM
the boss shakes our hand every morning.
haha... i know he was trying to be friendly with the personal touch but i'm a bit paranoid about germs passing from one hand to another to another to another to ... yucks!
zinglicious
23-07-2011, 09:43 AM
French likes to serve thier French fries with French Kisses and it could French Creeps oops, Faux Pas, it is French Crepes as desserts of compliments, Bon Appetit. If the servings is not up to standard, It will be French Toast. C'est La Vie where whatever will be - will be the dish. :D