If you don't know Dalmata, there is still time to project yourself mentally. Imagine a decoration of white tiles, ashlar walls and a marbled work surface where flour spreads like wildfire. Add ceramic tableware, pink neon lights and imagine the smell of melted cheese.
There you go, you are in Italy.
It is precisely the decor that Mélanie Guerra, HR Director of Dalmata group, imported into Skello's offices on December 14, during the second installment of Bring Your Own Client. The objective of these events: to welcome a customer to us and to discuss together the impact of Skello in the success of its business.
If we go back a bit in time, it was in 2017 that the group called on Skello. His problem at the time: to streamline HR management and facilitate the schedules of field teams.
“It's the first time I've received this kind of invitation and it's really interesting. It reinforces the human side.”
With more than 80 employees, Dalmata is in strong growth. In this context, Mélanie recognizes the crucial importance of effective planning management in order to achieve success.
“Without Skello, organizing takes a lot of time. The fact that the tool automates everything and in addition that it is user-friendly, it's still nice.”
One of the first employees recruited at Dalmata introduced Skello to the team, and the rest of the company followed up by adopting the solution. Since then, Skello has contributed to the good management of Dalmata's schedules. The tool allows him to stay in compliance with the legislation and avoids any problems with complex planning, payroll, overtime, extras and mandatory rest days.
For Olivier Lesur, Customer Expansion Manager at Skello, this sharing of experience is an opportunity to discuss in a fun and friendly environment.
“Meeting our customers allows us to take a step back and measure the impact of our product in their reality.”
And above all, it allows Skello to take into account all the feedback from our customers in order to constantly improve our product.
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