Pros
There is absolutely nothing I can sincerely say that was pleasant about any of this.
Cons
Initially, my experience with the firm was very lighthearted, but as time progressed, I realized it was quite the opposite. My entire experience has been hell on earth -- and that's the "nicest" version I can put it. The HR department is truly operated by people who: 1. Don't have even an ounce of compassion, empathy, or INTELLIGENCE as both individuals but also as "professionals" in the workplace. 2. The atmosphere is threatening. Your innocent and PRIVATE conversations with fellow colleagues are weaponized against you by HR, who shamelessly invade your privacy. There is absolutely no foundation of trust, communication, or transparency. To operate on a day-to-day basis feeling like you're walking on eggshells has deteriorated not only my own mental health but other colleagues who resonate with this feeling. I intentionally walked into this role, hoping to show up with my skillset and that it would be a contributing factor but my colleagues and I have received the absolute worst experience -- particularly with Ximena. I'm not quite aware of her experience or background in Human Resources, but she represents EVERYTHING that HR shouldn't be. She has been nothing but threatening, unprofessional, and clearly very unfit for the role she carries as she does not display ANY knowledge on how to manage a crucial role that she holds. For the sake of the firm, consider the repercussions of having someone who is clearly inexperienced holding such an important role.
