I got laid off in early Covid and it was the best thing that could have happened to me. I honestly thought it was fine here until I left and saw how a decent company actually treats its employees. You have to wait 6 months to qualify for benefits and even after you do, the health insurance is so expensive that I don't know how anyone who works here has a family unless they have a spouse with decent insurance. It was always a "flex" at VTG if you were married or a veteran because you could get much better health insurance elsewhere for cheaper. The vacation time is also a joke. If you're commission based it's unpaid because there is no base salary. Salaried employees fare better in that regard, but even then you only get two weeks and they'll throw a hissy fit and usually reject your time off if you try and take more than one week at a time. After I left I couldn't believe it when not only did I have no issues getting my time off approved, but upper management actively encouraged using our vacation time (and taking long trips during slow season) because news flash - employees who feel valued and who aren't burnt out make better employees. If you're working here and have half a brain, stop selling yourself short and LEAVE. I promise that better is out there.