Pros
Most Co-workers were friendly, the commute time was good
Cons
Training is poor to non existent. I switched positions in the company to further my knowledge, when I switched I was literally shown my desk and was told to "ask questions". The trainer went on leave for two months after sitting with me twice. I was expected from day one to meet team goals which no one was doing and at the end of the second month I was put on a pip and was terminated at the end of the month for no making goals even though no one else had made them either. The work enviroment is what I would describe as hostile. The treatment some employees receive is completely biased as supervisors have their "favorites" and allow them to literally do nothing all day while others are working from the moment they come in and get absolutely no recognition. There was also absolutely no advancement opportunities, there were no other positions to move to. Only different departments. Interaction with your supervisor is almost completely non existent in my first position with the company my supervisor never voluntarily spoke to me unless she had a direct question. Otherwise I never saw her. The pay was completely unequal if you had a BA you would get paid at least two dollars and hour more than another person doing the exact same job. The whole enviroment was like high school telling on your fellow coworkers would tattle like school children to their supervisor in order to make themselves look better.