Job is ok, but don't feel appreciated - Anonymous FrankCrum Employee Review

You can work for another company while using them for payroll.

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Decent benefits — honestly, the main reason I stayed as long as I did. Pay is fair but on the low end for the work. Reasonable work-life balance on hours. Remote/flexible work was available while I was there (not sure it still is).

PTO is stingy — don't expect much time off. Leadership is top-down and personality-driven. Decisions come from a small circle, and you're expected to fall in line, not push back. Good luck getting a new idea or honest feedback to land. IT and engineering are chaotic and reactive. Whatever's loudest that day wins. Energy goes to fighting fires, not preventing them. There's a heavy "look busy" streak too — lots of performing work instead of doing it, and meetings held mostly to be seen holding meetings. HR isn't in your day-to-day so much as always watching it. There's a constant sense of being monitored — an ambient, looming presence, like something could come down on you at any moment, even when nothing's wrong. It puts a low hum of tension over everything. The pattern underneath it all: things are done a certain way because they've always been done that way. Course-correcting is hard even when something clearly isn't working. Initiatives that flop don't get rethought — they come back later with a new name.