Bullying is rampant throughout the organization, long hours with very little pay and only a 30-minute break. Do not relocate for this job. The company won't pay for it and it's not worth it. The only tech company I know that has poor quality tech, so many people on shift that you may not have a seat or computer to work on for about the first hour and a half of your shift. However, don't worry about that it's still your fault if you can't meet the arbitrary "goal" that they set for you that day.
You also start out as a private contractor for the first three months. Meaning you don't get benefits or taxed for the first three months (More on that later).
Remember those free snacks that were mentioned in the “pros” portion? Yeah, you get angry Slack messages to the company chat about eating them. Yes, your department is fussed at for taking advantage of the free snacks. On top of being yelled at for eating the snacks, God forbid if you take a snack or a drink home at the end of the day. You’ll be fired if they notice you’ve done that.
They also only require certain team members to go through training in order to do tasks that are more advanced. Some are forced to sit through a training and others are just handed the task. In addition, there are different standards to what type of event is appropriate to share depending on a shift, a traffic accident may be the best story to put it for morning shift but may be the worst idea for swing or overnight. There will never be a legitimate reason why that is and it will change all the time.
In addition, the company as a whole loves to exclude swing and overnight shifts from the company outings they host. By doing so they create this weird animosity between Morning and the other two shifts.
Let’s circle back to the taxes. They never send you a 1099for your contractor period. You have to try to figure out who still works at the company (because no one has a phone number or a public email) to ask for your tax documents. When you finally jump through the hoops to find someone they send you a screenshot from someone’s phone of your 1099. I’m pretty sure the IRS wouldn’t like that.
There’s also no HR department, so shady things happen all the time. There’s also no transparency so you’ll be lost in the organization a lot. The events team leads will often make things up or respond to questions with nonsense to avoid saying that they don’t know what’s going on.