Pros
WARNING: When they take you on here, they ask you to write a 5-star review on Glassdoor, and your manager checks up to make sure you’ve done it. Every single 5 star review is fake. The tech's really old and the culture is toxic. It's like walking on eggshells all the time, fearing you'll get chewed out and treated like a piece of rubbish for the smallest slip-up. You look at one of the top dogs the wrong way or wear a t-shirt instead of a shirt, and you're gone in an instant. The higher-ups are taught to breed fear and negativity, and they get treated just as bad, all the way up to the big boss man who's known for throwing fits, going off on one, and firing folk left and right.
Cons
If you’re in sales, you’re expected to lie to customers and partners, showing off stuff that isn’t even real or chatting about the CEO’s big plans (that never actually happen). When you finally sell something (if you do, because most sales folks don’t ever sell anything), the customer’s gonna be proper hacked off when you don’t deliver and the company will find a way to not pay you commission. Half the time, us sales lot didn’t even know we were promising stuff that was not real or that we’d never be able to make good on it anyway. At first, I thought it were a decent opportunity because most of the lot there are young grads fresh out of uni doing most of the important jobs. Only about ten folks or so in the company have been there more than three years. Everyone else is straight out of school. Now and then, they bring in someone with a bit of experience for a few months to see what they know, then boot them out not long after. The whole place is run like some secret club. Hard to learn when you can't talk things through openly.