Pros
I thought landing a position here would be a fantastic opportunity, but it turned out to be the exact opposite.
Cons
CrossCom National is not worth your time. They have incredibly high standards when they're looking for new hires; they usually look for people with good credentials and years of experience, but leadership always manages to drive them away because of their controlling nature. Instead of relying on the expertise and experience of the people they hired, they instead opt to force everyone into doing things the way they want, even if they have no idea what they're talking about. It was frustrating to be hired, only to have my opinions disregarded and be forced into doing things in a stupid and inefficient manner, all because of leadership's ego. I couldn't tolerate the disrespect and constant micromanagement any longer, so I decided to leave.