No work = no hours = no pay.
Sent home without pay during slow periods.
No 401(k) match — just company stock after three years, with little to no value.
Sudden layoffs and unpaid “standby” time with no warning.
Leadership seemed more focused on billable hours than employee well-being.
Promises made during hiring were not followed through.
Job security felt conditional, not guaranteed.
If you call it a full-time position, it should come with full-time support. That means steady pay, real benefits, and job security. Anything less is misleading — and harmful.
We need to hold companies accountable for how they treat their people. Everyone deserves transparency, respect, and fair compensation for their time and skills.