Pros
Turn over is very high so you my get promoted if you are willing to deal with the company
Cons
Every department that you talk to within the company feels over worked and understaffed. Some of this is due to ineffective leadership/management which is blatantly obvious in certain departments but in many cases such as account management it is a direct result of the company not wanting to staff accordingly. Account managers are stretched so thin that any new recruits who are decent get fed up and all leave. The worst part of it all is that company management KNOWS that account management is stretched thin and instructs account managers to flat out lie to their clients, telling them that they only have 10 or so accounts while in reality they have 20+. Early in the year the company decided to promote Tim Wentworth, to president. With this change we heard all about putting the client first, fixing the all the problems that integration caused and he mentioned the term "operational excellence" and how we had lots of work to do to get to where he wanted to be. Then came the 2Q earnings where Wallstreet questioned our costs and the company went right back to trying to cut costs. This fall should see even more cuts in budgets for next year and even more cuts to jobs in various parts of the company.