Pros
benefits are fantastic (expecting changes at some point with the way things are going).
Cons
I have worked at UKG for over 10 years and unfortunately, I can't recommend it as a great place to work anymore. One of the biggest issues is the new leadership within the company. Compared to Aaron and Scott, the new guard is an entirely less empathetic bunch. It feels like they are more interested in their own agendas than in the well-being of their employees. Additionally, there seemed to be a trend of great talent and tenure leaving the company. It has been disheartening to see so many talented people leave because they don't feel valued or heard. The mandatory 3 days in the office per week is a major drawback. In today's world, with so many options for remote work, it is frustrating to be forced to come into the office so frequently regardless of commute time. 90 minutes drive each way, doesn't matter...suck it up. This policy seemed to be a relic of an older time, and it made it difficult to balance work and personal responsibilities. This is no longer a great place to work. I hope someone with the power recognizes this and makes some corrections at the top, otherwise I don't see this playing out positively for UKG in the end.