"The company operates well as an industrial plant, but has some issues that detract from the overall experience."

"Andaro is good for new drivers; they primarily check for required documents, not driving skills. Beginners aren't held accountable for damages, only traffic fines. Pay starts at PLN 290, earning 8900-8990 monthly. While initially beneficial for inexperienced drivers, long-term employment isn't recommended. Promotions involve responsibility for damages and adherence to company demands, even when inconvenient. Vehicles are older (around 1 million miles). Resigning before the 15th after payday can lead to past issues resurfacing. Salary increases are unlikely due to constant excuses. Overall, a good starting point, but plan to leave after getting paid."

"This company functions as a training program with salary increases tied to tenure, but delays are common. They don't offer extra pay for unloading, and there's a perception of financial mismanagement by the director, who avoids direct interaction with drivers and deflects blame. Truck conditions are poor, lacking basic amenities, and drivers were pressured to waive insurance coverage. The company is responsible for paying fines. A positive point is the helpful dispatcher, Maciek."