TAIT reviews

Stuck in their old ways at points. You can tell there’s like 4-5 people who make the call. They do the thing where they encourage you to speak up and try to improve things but the minute it clashes with what’s the norm you’re essentially told to drop it and move on. Some managers shouldn’t be in charge of people. But that’s typical for most big companies. Very weak vacation package. 14 days off total and only 6 holidays. You can do unpaid leave but it’s subject to approval by management and some managers “don’t believe in that.” It increases 5 days every 5 years, but when you spend 60 hours a week at times, it burns you out quickly.

Many of the veteran employees have the "we've always done it this way" mentality and don't want to change their ways. The benefits are fair but the pay could definitely be better when compared to other jobs in the area. Unlike many other companies, you are forced to take a personal day if you are sick which is especially bad if you are a new employee who hasn't earned any personal days yet. Also, you cannot roll over any vacation days into the next year.