RE:Let's look at NFG's hiring practises and worker reports, eh?Evenkeel123 wrote: The way you run your company shows how you treat the world around you.
https://ca.indeed.com/cmp/New-Found-Gold-Corp
Here is one. Read them all.
Core Logging Geologist in Gander, NL
Horrendous place to work
I always heard bad things about New Found Gold before starting work there but I ignored them because the pay was good, but once I started it didn't take me long before I started hating the place. You can get the same pay with a better work-life balance at any other company so the pay is nothing special and it's not worth it to undergo the disrespect and poor treatment that you will receive. If you are a core logging geologist and even a technician you will be treated like you mean nothing. Not a great way to feel at work. Most of the project geologists have absolutely no previous supervisory/management experience, at most times they are very unprofessional. There is a gross amount of favoritism occurring in this company (especially from the COO) and because of this, even if you have the experience, you will never work your way up to something with more responsibility. This is not how a company should be run and it's unfortunate that something that could be so great has turned into what it now
Leave it up to mr EK to find a site that has 3 posts over 8 years two negative one positive but post the worst one lol
well here is one of the 3 that says it's a great place to work
Experience at New Found Gold
New Found Gold provides a great work atmosphere. The general work expectation was that you, as a core-logger, completed all of your core by the end of the day. If by chance you finished early, you would move on to other tasks. The project geologists were a pleasure to work under. Since the day I arrived I felt welcome. I was invited to after work events like barbecues and road trips. The people there made a place far from home feel like home.
with hundreds of current employees is this the worst mr EK can come up with on newfoundgold