Pros
- People were great, super nice and friendly - The initial training was great - Work-life balance was good
Cons
TLDR at the end... The biggest con of this place is the absolutely horrendous pay. It is so far below the average it's insulting. The only reason to take the job is just for the experience, but once you get one or two years of experience you should absolutely leave. I cannot stress how poor the pay is here for the work you're doing and value you're providing. After I interviewed they offered me UNDER $50,000....as a software developer. Absolutely ridiculous to be completely honest, it clearly shows that the company doesn't value you. For context, just two years after leaving I doubled my income and am at over $100,000 salary in Houston. You have incredible value elsewhere, this company does not care for you. The only reason I took this job was because I just desperately needed the experience, but once I got it I left the first chance I got. Frankly speaking, if you work here you will be poor. If you're a college student in the area right now, you know how terrible the company's reputation is. You're told to avoid the company at all costs at career fairs and the like, and for good reason. I imagine there's people at the company with probably decades of experience earning less than I am right now with just a bit over 3 years of experience. It's honestly very sad and they truly deserve the poor reputation they've built up. Also, cherry on top is that the previous CEO was a billionaire who broke the record for the *largest tax fraud in American history*. Let that sink in...the guy was a billionaire, with a 'B'. He had all of the funds imaginable to better the pay at his company and improve its reputation. But not only did he basically severely under pay his own employees and give them really bad pay, he stole from all of America lol. TLDR: The pay is really bad. I cannot express how underpaid you are over here as a software developer. If you are absolutely desperate, take the job and leave as soon as you get a year's experience or so. The company might be better otherwise but as it stands, it's a total joke because of its compensation.