Pros
- coworkers - location - coffee machine
Cons
- Absolutely zero incentives to work as hard as they make you (40-90 unread emails a day? Plus 30+ phone calls.) Promised bonuses for years and got $0 despite making hundreds of thousands in sales. I had to work overtime for months just to keep on top of my workload and they never paid me overtime, despite the CEO being named richest under 40. - CEO that grunts at/blatantly ignores his staff - unless they got a huge sale that week. Also known for calling staff after hours and abusing them until they cry. - Management aren’t leaders, they’re just close to the company owners. Would have to beg for help before they would step in. Female management known to gossip and belittle other female staff. If you had a private chat to your team leader it wouldn’t just stay with management. - Lack of improvement. Many things would go wrong in the production line/back end and customer service would bring up concerns/ideas time and time again, yet nothing would ever be fixed. It felt like unless it affected upper management directly it wasn’t a concern. - Unwelcome environment. Often discourse in the office, and sometimes, if we were lucky, we would start off the week with a meeting where the CEO tells us how terrible we are at our jobs.