Run, Don't Walk, Away from this Company - Anonymous employee FareHarbor Employee Review

1.0
Feb 11, 2020
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

young office, sometimes if you get lucky you get to eat the office snacks or drink a beer on a friday

Cons

everything else. this place is a mess. management is useless and a bunch of con artists. they will lie to your face and gossip behind your back. The only way to move in any upward direction is to be sleeping with or best friends with your manager. the office is small, the roof leaks, and there is no sound insulation in the call rooms. one employee got spit on by a homeless person who was outside the main office entrance. everyone is dramatically under paid, under valued and over worked.

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