Cervus

1.A typical day at work?Day to day activity at work some time s it ethic but at times is not, really it has to do with our daily routine for work we do.
2. what you learned ?Really it a wonderful day routine in which l learned different things every day at work l learned new things and  experience of the work is growing on daily basis . 
3.management.? The management are there to guide and direct day t day administration of the company. to see that things are in line with the company to develop at every sector.
4, your co workers?The co workers are very cooperative at all time with me because l need not to be ash with them and i need to do according to the rule and  regulation state i ll always be cooperate with them in other to make my work very easy and there own job also.because we all need to move the company forward by cooperation together ,
5 the hardest part of the job?.l would like to make it straight.work some time difficult  but we don t have any choice we need to cope with the situation ,because you need to face it any where , the more you face hardship the more you are  making perfect to the situation.
6.the most enjoyable part of the job?well the most enjoyable part of  my job his meeting with new client, meeting different people and making new client and attending different meetings that regarding to the area of my job.

If you like reporting to a different manager every couple of months then this is the place as all managers offices are fitted with a revolving door. Honestly very badly managed organization. If you are a high performer or an aggressive worker there is a good chance that you will never succeed. I was not fired , I happily resigned when I got another opportunity , I was bullied to an extent that I felt helpless , and bullied only because I worked hard , and did my job.
Its past now , I had to hang there because I desperately needed a job. Cervus is a big organization , and an job offer may seem attractive , for those unemployed , if you get an opportunity why not, but if you are employed I recommend that you give it a serious thought especially if you have to work at SRO.

I was employed with Cervus, during which I was hounded daily, asked to do the work of 4 or 5 people, and had to literally run from task to task. I came home every single day mentally and physically exhausted. I was let go with no official reason given, and had to seek compensation for wrongful termination through the government, which was awarded once they got involved. They were not going to pay what I was owed in severance, and as soon as the government got involved they paid right away. Seems like they got caught in the act.The entire department I ran is now shut down.

Stay away from this company, it is poorly run and they have no business sense. There is no job security and upper management will get away with just about anything if you let them. Very high turnover rate.

I have been employed with Cervus Equipment for 23 years. Wages and benifets are excellent, the company offers an awesome Employee Stock Purchace Plan. 
Management, both local and corporate are approachable and friendly, they expect and respect all employee opinions and ideas.
Very friendly workplace culture, usually very busy for 8 hours a day with a wide variety of tasks.
I do enjoy the work, people and environment at Cervus Equipment.

You spend most of your life at work.  Having great people working along side of you makes the time enjoyable.  

People here care about the customers and their business and we All give an extra effort to help customers succeed with their business.

I dare you to come into the branch and not receive a true 'Welcome! How can we help you today?"

People here are also very knowledgeable.  We take pride in continuous learning and place a ton of emphasis on becoming experts in our fields.    

Whether you are a customer or a co-worker - We will exceed your expectations - let us prove it to you!

I have been at Cervus for several years and I find that they are a young company working towards improving the work place for all their employees. Wages are very fair as is the benefit package. Safety is a large focus in the dealerships, especially in the shops. They have an excellent apprentice support program for shop technicians. They offer stock purchasing to all employees. The best part of the job is working on the best brands in the industry.

Ive been with employed with Cervus for several years now. The only thing I can say is that especially in the past year this place has drastically changed for the better. I know what is expected of me each day and I receive regular feedback on what we're doing. The change in management was very beneficial for the business as a whole and we now have staff who are knowledgeable and fun to work with. Its a great environment to be in, with lots of opportunity to learn.

Do you love Incompetent managers that throw you under the bus when they make a mistake?  Do you like working with a new employee every week? Do you enjoy doing the work of 4 people for minimum wage? Do you enjoy a high drama super stressful work environment? Then look no further because this company is the pinnacle of all those things... and more. Be prepared for a full career of confusion, stress and misery!!

Horribly managed and poorly run company. With the economic downturn their "streamlining" shifted the work load of many onto very few with no compensation. There is little to no support at the branch level from head office and upper management. 

If you enjoy drama fit for high school,  empty promises and being over worked and under paid, this is the place for you.

One of the worse companies I have ever worked for. Stay away from the SRO office they will treat you like Trash.There is no flexibility. They make you do work for 4 people. No appreciation for any hard work you do. Every department has there own rules and regulations. No proper training given. The managers bully you around and do not care. The company has a high turnover

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