Pros
Co-workers were good people. They made the days just a little more bearable. Banking holidays, free snacks and food trucks.
Cons
The company reputation is the bottom line. They say employees are family, but the second you do anything to tarnish it, no matter how small or how fixable they tell you everything is, you're walked out the door. The pay although not the worst, most definitely is left to be desired considering the workload. Raises are a joke at best. PTO and sick time use a combined model that should really be illegal. Time off is also accrued, instead of a lump sum bucket. There’s definitely favoritism in the air. If your supervisor likes you, you’ll be able to work from home more than the minimum 2 days a week and get away with playing on your phone half the day. However, if you keep to yourself & question the status quo, you’ll be promptly singled out, placed on an action plan then micromanaged every second of the day! The amount of systems and processes you need to use daily just to complete a simple task is mind blowing. Procedures can be inconsistent for similar tasks. Leadership who have limited hands on of the day to day tasks, seem to think everything can be completed at snap of a finger.
