Pros
Located in a new, clean facility with a free gym on site. There is also a cafeteria on site with good, adequately priced food
Cons
Where do I start...... 7 years ago Reynolds was a well respected employer in the community....then CEO/owner Bob Brockman bought out the company and brought his "unique" style of management to the company. Having worked there over 3 years I got to see a lot of things that were laughable at best and downright depressing at worst. Having worked closely with Reynolds "lifers" (all of whom were very unhappy) I heard all the stories about how, after Bob took over, their salaries were cut by 20% and they also lost a week of vacation. The majority of these folks have still never gotten a raise under the Brockman regime and this is what they get from 25+ years of service?!?!? Not to mention the weekly threat of layoffs for being overpaid, which is hilarious in its own right since there isn't a person that works there that is overpaid. It is not any better for those who are hired on either. My experience has been...... - pay that is well below industry average - overwhelming micromanagement - poor vacation policy (0 days the first year, ZERO) - low morale (an understatement) - they monitor internet usage yet they block 99% of the internet - they only recognize poor work (by firing people) and only ask more of you for good work - I was actually promoted and asked to take on more responsibility, with NO RAISE!!!! - a stunning turnover rate for those who are not too old or whose skills are too outdated to get a job (I counted at one point and it was like 3/20 people who were hired on after I was that were still there in my department since I started) - layoffs on nearly a monthly basis of people who have worked their whole life their and have a unique skillset, (which then someone new is expected to learn and perform just as good) - outdated technologies lead to no useful experience from time worked there I was not fired from Reynolds, I was lucky enough to get out of there before it sucked the life out of me. I almost feel bad putting all of this down, but then I realize how people are treated there and are taken advantage of and it angers me. I can't think of any scenario where I would recommend Reynolds and Reynolds to anyone.