Everspring: No thank youuu - IT Everspring Employee Review

When I accepted my offer to work here I knew what I was getting myself into, but I needed the bump in salary and thought of this place as a stepping stone. A stone I quickly jumped from. First off, ALL of these negative reviews are 100% honest and accurate. In the months I worked at Everspring I would say 15-20 people quit, 5 of them in my small department alone. If that doesn't tell management something is fundamentally wrong with the way their company is running, I don't know what will. My department was extremely understaffed, run like an agency with it's head cut off, one bossy person who isn't the boss of anyone is allowed to micromanage the living daylights out of everyone and makes all of us miserable, but at least we all can agree on that... No one has anyone's back - it's all about doing what you can to cover your own rear end, there's a big "not my job" attitude, internal communication is like an echo chamber management is in to just hear themselves talk and they never ever hear the peons - peons with masters degrees and deep knowledge or bright ideas. It's true, the CEOs do yell audibly at each other, which should be embarrassing to operate on that level, but they don't actually have genuine contact with their lesser employees so... They tell you you have 3 weeks vacation, but it's just earned hourly and not actually part of your salaried position. There's no maternity/paternity leave, sick days are part of your 3 weeks earned vacation, and while the office is upgraded from the last one, it feels like a call center. The health care is not good and you'll have to shell out money for basic services at the doctor. Over all, my time here was spent doing work no one really cared about, being bossed around and bullied by someone management has made no attempt to stop, and like the majority of my coworkers looking for other work. This place was a step up in salary, but a step down in my career and frankly, my better judgement. Thankfully, it taught me quite a bit about what I'm not looking for - if you like not having a real job description so it's up for interpretation and your work dictated to you and then micromanaged to death followed by doing it over because no one communicated the right information and lastly in a confused, hostile environment with free La Croix, well saddle up my friend, Everspring is for you!