Pros
Health Insurance premium paid for by the company
Cons
In this bank, corruption wasn't an anomaly; it was the very essence of the corporate culture. The CEO, hired with the singular purpose of grooming a major stockholder's son for the top job, proved a master of deflection. He heavy-handedly shifted the blame for the young scion's catastrophic blunders onto unsuspecting employees. The bank's mismanagement was so profound that its *** rating was downgraded by the regulators. In a desperate attempt to right the ship, the CEO appointed a close friend to a senior leadership role. This decision, however, proved disastrous: the friend's incompetence caused repeated, significant delays in the publication of annual reports. More over, this friend is not known for ethics or honesty --- the bank's treasurer fled to avoid having to sign off on the books, and his replacement escaped within a week. Meanwhile, the CEO paid the consulting firm KPMG millions of dollars, despite their consistent failure to complete a single project successfully. The board, for reasons that remain unclear, launched no investigation into the potential kickbacks the CEO may have received.
