Unfortunately, it's the people that make ScriptiLabs a terrible place to work, specifically the upper management. The CEO himself is nice enough (if you're a woman, as long as you don't mind receiving a few sexually charged comments on days you decide to put extra care into your hair and makeup) but he's bullied around by certain family members, some of whom are as stubborn as they are poorly educated, and wildly jealous of anyone who catches his wondering eye. Be warned: ScriptiLabs takes 'family owned and operated' to a whole new level. Cliques and favoritism abound. Prepare to get 'laid off' for obscure reasons if you so much as toe the line of certain family members' bad sides. To stay in their good graces, avoid: looking nice, being young, smiling, offering alternatives to poorly conceived strategies, laughing in the workplace (certain insecure individuals might think this is directed at them!), having any semblance of a life outside of ScriptiLabs that requires you to miss out on the 'optional' alcohol-based outings.
The office atmosphere at ScriptiLabs is a little bit like a college dorm sometimes, which does have its pluses, but don't delude yourself into thinking work ends at 5. If you decline to join one of the office-wide parties or to have a beer on celebratory Fridays, management will take your absence as a personal insult and attempt to single you out from then on. "What's your problem?" "You think you're too good for us?" Yeah, it really is that crazy. Good luck to my fellow introverts.
Management is running blind into a field they know nothing about. If you're looking for hands-on training, do yourself a favor and look elsewhere. The project manager is usually a family member not even on the payroll, with no functional knowledge of processes or timeframes--but still, their word is law, and if you try to reason with them, you'll be put on the blacklist.