Pros
--The team is amazing. My manager is super flexible and genuinely cares about her team. My coworkers are super friendly. There is ALWAYS someone there to help you out. --The dress code! Very open. We get to wear jeans on a regular basis, and it's casual-wear on Fridays. --Food! There is always free food, though you have to hurry if you want to beat the rush. --Professionalism. This job manages to pull off being incredibly professional as well as a fun environment. I love the culture. --Compensation. The pay is fair for what you do. I can't speak on the benefits. --Again, the environment. I love going to work. It's not a drag. If you need a boost of energy, there is plenty to go around. So many people ask me how my weekend was, I love it. --Flexible hours. I only work a part of the week, which is absolutely incredible. It gives me time to take care of classwork and my passions in life. If I need to take a day off for an emergency or something, my manager is always so understanding. I got ill a few months ago and my manager was very supportive. I thought I would get fired but when I returned to work, she asked me how I was doing and watched me hop right back on the saddle.
Cons
--Socializing. Sometimes my team members can get a little too chatty and the productivity for the day goes down. They encourage each other to work hard, but they do talk a lot at times. --Late Notice for Temporary Lay-offs. I am LTE, meaning limited term employment. I expected that my hours can be cut at any time. I'm not full-time. However, I did not appreciate the late notice on these cuts or being temporarily laid-off the day-of. I go into work and they say "Oh, you won't be working (for this amount of time)." However, I do know that my job is secure, but a little more of a head's up would have been nice.
