Pros
Compensation was fair, benefits were great, high end swag, nice building
Cons
Where do I begin...this place is the definition of toxic. So much so, they try to make you sign an agreement to not post negative reviews upon your exit. I was sold on the culture. I expected RQ to be fun, fair, and a place where I could grow my career. The environment is fun, I'll give it that, but RQ leadership is absolutely terrible. The CEO and his protege COO are so incredibly full of themselves and create a huge part of this toxic environment. They are not open to opinions that do not align with theirs, and will put you on the chopping block if you disagree. RQ has bred a fear based culture, where sharing an opinion leaves you in fear of losing your job. Managers are not trained on how to handle situations, people get fired left and right for performance even though their managers never coached them. It's so clear that leadership doesn't care to hear feedback because HR never did a survey or anything during my time there. So many people are unhappy but afraid to say anything. Everyone just quietly complains about the incompetent management while collecting their paycheck. Leaving RQ was like getting out of an abusive relationship. After being there so long I started to think it was me, but now that I'm out of the situation I can see the issue is RQ and the brainwashed leadership. I see a lot of comments from HR offering for former employees to reach out, that's absolutely useless. Nothing ever changes. HR is more than aware of what's going on and they just pretend to care to keep up a good image.