Way too big of a company to do anything, have to be in the “popular group” to fit in - Operations Power Design Employee Review

2.0
Jun 16, 2020
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

The campus was cool, gym on site and recreation stuff.

Cons

Let’s just say, this company has over 800 people on campus, if you don’t know the “big dogs” don’t plan on moving up. Or if you want to change a position, don’t count on it, they won’t get back with you. You have to be a partier and go out and drink in order to get in with this company. The owner only cares about his $$$ he laid off way too many people for covid, because he saw he was losing money fast, just sad, even the good employees that didn’t deserve it. But kept all the cheerleaders I bet. Oh yeah, did I mention they hire cheerleaders, and watch out they will rehearse in the gym bathroom. Also, WAYYYY too many “processes” as they call it. Drink the juice as they say..

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Power Design Response
6y
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Cons

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