Pros
If you're looking to work long hours with little recognition, this is the place. Some coworkers are friendly, but that’s more a reflection of shared misery than strong culture.
Cons
Extremely long hours that make work-life balance impossible. The culture rewards burnout, not productivity. Leadership openly acknowledges that people are overworked, yet does nothing to fix it. Just more talk, no action. 401(k) match is terrible and well below industry standards. Health insurance is weak and not competitive, especially considering the workload. Layoffs are cold and impersonal, with only two weeks’ severance, regardless of tenure or contributions. Upper management is more focused on squeezing profit than building a sustainable or supportive environment. Lack of real talent in leadership. There’s a lot of noise, a lot of meetings, but not a lot of deep thinking or strategic direction.