IKEA reviews

6 am call time Disrespectful leadership Leaders taking our creative ideas and claiming as their own Leadership not doing their assignments and throwing them onto us Severely underpaid and over worked Want to paint walls, climb ladders and handing ceiling lights? It’s the job for you Leaders will make you change a room set then go in after you and rearrange it to their style No training whatsoever

IKEA, at least at the unit I worked at, has completely lost sight of the company values. They've become just another company presenting a mask of inclusion and "family" culture that only cares about money and KPIs. Hard work is not rewarded, and employees going through burnout in response to the company's treatment of them are punished rather than supported. Despite regular promises to promote from within, internal candidates become disillusioned after trying to progress in their development for years with no follow through from the company. IKEA feels no sense of obligation to their workers and makes no effort to keep their word, and management does not follow company procedures which sabotages coworkers who are just trying to protect their job.