Toxic work environment, severe lack of appreciation from bosses.
Pros
The work you would be doing at DNM is very creative, and you get to work in some really neat places. For example during my time there I was fortunate enough to work up at the Ameristar Casino, up on the 38th floor of the Grand Hyatt downtown, and also in the small town of Montrose, CO. Most of the employees (that haven't been laid off yet) are amazing people, very genuine and friendly. It truly was my fellow employees that made going to work here not a total nightmare.
Cons
The two "owners" have a lot to work on if they want this company to be around in the years to come. They have been vocally against hiring women, overweight people, and will even bring these topics up to their employees that fit in to these categories. They are very self centered, and don't seem to understand that their employees are handling a large majority of the companies labor. There is ZERO organization. No assistant they hire into that position will ever be able to draft proposals on their own because there aren't any set prices in the booking system. When I was let go I was told it was for a whole bunch of reasons that were absolute lies. And a couple weeks later the main owner called me and let on that the actual reason I was let go is because I stood my ground when the other owner tried to call me in to work on a day he gave me the day off. Oh and just in case all of this isn't enough to deter someone from applying, there are no health benefits or anything. They will tell you in your interview that they are working on getting benefits, but I found out they told that to an employee who has been there for YEARS.
