Poor management, poor communication between managers and staff, no structured onboarding for new hires, sub-par training for new employees - you must be willing to ask questions in order to succeed, no transparency in the company, poor PTO and no sick days (sick days come directly out of your already limited PTO) and incredibly un-flexible work hours, don't think about leaving 10 minutes early unless you use PTO or make up your 10 minutes of time later....
Benefits overall are poor - the PTO/sick time thing is a joke. I watched a lot of people struggle with not being able to take vacations because they had to use all of their PTO when they were out sick with the flu... It creates a cycle of very unpleasant morale in the office.
No "perks", unless someone brings in doughnuts out of the kindness of their heart there is no coffee/drinks/food provided to employees. BBQ occasionally in the summer months.
Maternity leave policy is complete BS. You have to use ALL of your PTO when you go on leave, only then can you apply for FLMA coverage where you get paid 60% of your pay for no more than 6 weeks.... so when you come back you have no remaining PTO left if your baby gets sick and if you are out more than 6 weeks, you don't get paid for it....
The entire company is run like it is still 1970 to be honest. It is a very VERY conservative, far right-wing managed and run company. Additionally, there is not a strong presence of women in upper management and along with that, an over all sense diminished respect when females try to bring ideas or solutions to the table. The overall mind-set is you are there to work, it is your priority, you are expected to be here 9 hours a day, 5 days a week, and family life comes second priority to that, or at least that is the feeling you get when you look at the benefits and amount of time off you are given.