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Mom and Pop Mentality - Anonymous employee Decision Information Resources Employee Review

1.0
Aug 2, 2021
Anonymous employee
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Pros

I used to like working there for the exposure in my position. I won't be stating my position due to personal reasons.

Cons

Managers and directors get too personally involved with people which clouds their judgement on what's best for the company. They don't want to pursue professional building in the work environment and instead become friendly to high executive to secure their position. Managers and directors do not look out for their employees when their employees work is questioned by other departments. Managers and directors are preoccupied with delegating their responsibilities and taking credit for their employees work. Some members of the staff hold conflicting titles that allows them to bend the rules to their benefit which is a serious concern. No sign of relinquising them from one of the two conflicting positions. If it wasn't mentioned, as a part time person, they will take advantage and work a person full time regardless of the part time status and will not move you to full time. Several serious audit offenses within this company.

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Cons

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5.0
Aug 27, 2025
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Pros

Fantastic company culture, wonderful people, flexible hours (just get the work done, can go to the gym or run errands, appointments, etc. during the day), family oriented, and strong core mission to do good work that helps people. I was relatively new before being laid off (due to federal funding cuts) so I didn't get the most interesting project work and was mainly in supportive roles, but there were very interesting and impactful projects going on at the company.

Cons

When I was working there, I was not excited by my projects and didn't feel pushed professionally, which in many ways was due to my status as new employee and the almost immediate impact of DOGE once I joined the company. Unfortunately, while my unit had many plans for development and future projects that would have been quite interesting and pushed my skills more, federal funding cuts devastated the company's funding and many of us were laid off. I found the lay-off process to be as empathetic and supportive as a lay-off possibly can, and was happy with my severance package given the financial constraints the company was dealing with.

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