Sig Sauer reviews

Blatantly corrupt. Don’t bother bringing your concerns to HR — they will just coincidentally “eliminate your position” shortly after. Good news though — there is no need for a degree or any marketing experience to get a job in MARCOM, just weasel your way into strategic friendships. And enjoy having the “favorites” act like they know more than you, no matter how much of a work ethic or proven track record you have. The gossip, retaliation, and drama is unlike anything I’ve ever seen. And it’s allowed. A LOT of people with egos that seriously need to be humbled. Not to mention dozens of (public) lawsuits and failures that are covered up by fabricated “wins.” Even customers are sick of being gaslit by the lies and corruption of this company. They are the laughing stock of the industry and don’t even realize it. Truly embarassing to have ever been a part of this organization. The only way to succeed here is to shut up, keep your head down, and let people walk all over you. Look elsewhere if you have good ideas and are outspoken about them. They’ll see you as a threat, almost like you’re doing your job well to make them look bad. You won’t succeed unless you’re a part of the club and they want you to.

Constant Micromanaging by people who are NOT bosses. There are too many of these people acting like bosses when they should be working. Corporate Policies that only hinder work and efficiency. Hard workers get overlooked and ignored. No room to move around in a current department. Once you are stuck there, the manager will most likely prevent you from ever leaving. Clique system is unreal and only hinders people if you're not in with the crowd, you are pretty much dead in the water. Having to adjust my personal schedule because of unforeseen hiccups. Uncertainty with lack of work, I get that work can be slow or there are supply issues, but the fact this has been happening constantly in my time here with the company. It does not give me much faith. Poor compensation. You work so hard and get paid very little. Lack of overtime for people who are struggling, this is a huge issue with the fact people are LITERALLY relying on this job to help pay the bills and I cannot help but feel empathy and appalled at how there's suddenly no extra work. It wasn't like this at my old facility.