Horrible - Anonymous employee VytlOne Employee Review

1.0
Dec 16, 2024
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Remote work Leaving HR team was pleasant

Cons

A profoundly disappointing experience marked by an unhealthy and toxic culture. Leadership appears to operate on blatant favoritism, prioritizing a select few while neglecting broader team cohesion and morale. The company lacks a competent compliance department, leaving critical oversight glaringly absent. This absence is compounded by a pervasive culture of bullying, particularly among executives, fostering a hostile and demoralizing work environment. Rather than embodying a cohesive vision or aligning employees around shared goals, the company seems to drift aimlessly in multiple, often conflicting directions. There is no meaningful corporate culture to inspire a sense of belonging or value among employees. Instead, it feels as though individuals are disposable, with no genuine effort to invest in their well-being or professional growth. This fractured and unwelcoming atmosphere is reflective of an organization that fails to prioritize its people, its mission, or any semblance of ethical leadership. A truly disheartening and alienating experience.

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2.0
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Great benefits. Quarterly bonuses (if you qualify).

Cons

Call center. Don’t do it to yourself. Shift bids company will tell you shift bids are based on performance - they aren’t. They’re based on the order of the shifts you select. For example let’s say you’re ranked #37 and someone else gets #40. If you put a shift you didn’t really want as your #67 and the individual who got #70 put a shift you’d actually really rather have, you will get the shift you put, not the better shift. Therefore it’s not performance based at all. If you’re out for surgery or having baby, etc, you will get a horrible position for the shift bid. The company will not prepare you for the overwhelming volume during shift changes where you do get thrust into a horrible shift like Thursday to Sunday, a shift that puts you on the busiest days of the week and, depending on your hours, the busiest times of the day. You’re just thrust into it. Employees can be very rude.

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