Pros
Kronos is in the midst of a transformation, lots of innovation occurring. Product and services model is being transformed very rapidly and in very positive ways. The value proposition is high for the potential client.
Cons
This year's sales kick off was a disappointment. Certain reps that had a banner year were not recognized for their individual contribution. In the past, for certain blockbuster deals, Kronos recognized and even awarded the entire team that contributed. Those deals were not even mentioned, or their teams awarded. Instead, Kronos awarded only one individual in each vertical. Kronos has quietly pared back it's benefits, for example, it appears that the top tier employees have lost a year of vacation through a non-publicized policy revision. Advancement it difficult at Kronos, it's very easy to get pigeon holed by management into a particular role. It seems that very few people get promoted outside their position to doing something completely new or different. Kronos has an uncertain future as it was nearly sold a couple years ago. Held by a private equity firm and is currently beyond the "typical" holding period. Employees are not being given any equity participation in a potential sale or IPO at this time, even though the company has been growing and consistently profitable.