Pros
Working here has been a great experience. Our customers are fantastic, and the product is genuinely interesting, especially with how much the print industry is evolving. There's a unique opportunity, even at my level, to influence that change in meaningful ways. Leadership is open and approachable, always willing to listen to new ideas or questions. Our customers are long-term partners, which allows us to build strong, loyal relationships over time. We’re equipped with excellent technical tools, and the culture values independence—there’s no micromanaging. You’re trusted to own your responsibilities and empowered to ask for support when needed. While there isn't a formal training program, the team is made up of kind, diverse individuals who are generous with their knowledge. You’re constantly learning just by working alongside them. Most importantly, there’s a genuine respect for your personal life. If something comes up at home, you’re given the time and space to take care of it. The culture feels like a family—supportive, collaborative, and human.
Cons
Our company is owned by a private equity firm, which can raise concerns for some, as the future isn’t always clearly defined. If you prefer a highly predictable environment, that uncertainty might feel unsettling. At the moment, there isn’t a formal training program in place. While that can be challenging, it also presents an opportunity. I personally enjoy continuous learning and would welcome a more structured approach as the company grows. Like many growing organizations, we’re often stretched thin—employees wear multiple hats and time always feels limited. That can be tough, but it also keeps the work dynamic and engaging. No two days are the same, and that variety, along with the company’s growth, contributes to strong job security.