Well the title pretty much says it all. GP has done a wonderful job in some aspects with empowering its employees with its company's management model, but that model also neglects economy 101 that inflation is real and not everyone can be an outstanding performer ever year all the time to get at least a 2-3% inflation raise to keep up with the cost of living. Additionally, if you are an outstanding performer, you may receive a 1-5k spot bonus, but don't expect that every year. I mean you really have to go above and beyond your work responsibilities and quantify your contribution in savings for GP in order to get that bonus. Also they have only HSA high-deductible plans, so no traditional plans for those employees with younger ones that you know will visit the doctor frequently because they are just sickly creatures. They you up to a certain amount for family HSA, but I did prefer paying a higher premium up front to manage my after taxes cash flow being paid towards my lower medical deductible.