Pros
I loved the people I worked with. They were a lot of fun and everybody got along. There was however workplace drama, but I assume that's how most places now are. It is an average size company. I would say there is some room for promotion, but you have to be a certain type to be promoted. Something that always confused me was the people who got promoted never seemed to earn it as much as their counterparts. Overall, I really enjoyed working for them.
Cons
Drama in the work environment. Management can be very petty about small things like women's dress. They never had me sign anything on dress code when I started, and about 3 weeks in it seemed they were changing the rules due to my dress. I am very curvy and it seemed that I was being discriminated against and blamed for men not wanting to work due to "distraction" which I never actually witnessed. Maybe just sexism. Not sure. I just know that was a big hassle to myself and only a few other women. Skinny women I would see come in wearing leggings and nothing would be said to them. Other cons don't really apply to people like myself, because I liked the schedule. A lot of people don't like to have no clue what time they will be done for the day and get to go home. There was a decent amount of overtime. A lot of days we wouldn't have any idea what time we would get done and go home because we had to get certain amount of work done. That did not bother me but it took a little getting used to.
