Typical corporate setting where one can thrive with nepotism and connections. - Digital Designer Cubic Employee Review

3.0
Jul 9, 2022
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Regular work hours with every other Friday off. Pay can be above average with all the government contracts. A lot of talented people to work with.

Cons

Management does not generally listen to workers (unless in the right clique). Everything is budget driven over doing things the right way. If you are lazy and can talk yourself up with management, you can definitely get promoted, without management asking for any feedback from co-workers. Rarely saw a project completed (local office) - always demos, but rarely get to final product. Engineers/programmers are coddled regardless of competency. Everyone else... Not a great place for creatives.

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Pros

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Cons

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2.0
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Pros

My manager was awesome. Job was diverse and creativity was welcomed. Salary was pretty good, even if I was technically doing two types of positions. Co-workers were also good, some great, actually. Work life balance was also pretty good. All credit to that goes to my manager and the managers I've had before my last one.

Cons

In the end, my loyalty seemed to not be valued. My hard work showed and I met deadlines before the due date. Only called in sick when actually sick, and hardly took time off. The thing that bothered me the most was the way they laid me off. Group Teams video meeting, but the person giving us the news was not on video. Just a black screen, telling you that was your last day and that after that meeting your access will be cut off. And it was. I almost felt like an email would've been better than that black screen. That is really the only time I felt bad about the way things went. I know corporate life brings in the usual fiscal year layoffs, but it just felt wrong the way it was done, in my opinion.

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