Pros
Unfortunately, the only pro to this job was meeting the team that made up the Jennifer Maker company. The team is an underutilized, amazing group of smart, talented, creative individuals that are treated unfairly.
Cons
I have spent the last year of my life having the misfortune of working for one of the most messed up companies I have ever been part of. I have never seen someone treat other people the way this horrible human treats her employees. I hate that the Jennifer Maker business is built on the false assumption she's a nice person, she's not...she's a literal monster. I have never seen such a high turn over, I have never had to stand up for people in a professional setting just to demand they be treated with common courtesy. I have never in my life seen people be fired for asking questions, for help or for guidance. I have never been part of so many messed up mind games. I am coming out of this employment feeling as though I just escaped an abusive relationship. If you ever feel this way (regardless of the situation)-it's not worth the pain, stress and sadness-just leave and don't lose anymore of yourself ❤️ Reading some of these other reviews makes me sad as the blame was fully put on the COO. There is no doubt that the COO was just as bad as Jennifer Maker, but not worse. Jennifer Maker hid behind her COO and together along with the "HR Hero" they made and continue to make their employees lives miserable. And just so everyone knows (if you are a former/current employee)--the COO was knowingly arrested for fraud (not the first time, a month before our retreat) and was able to still work and handle personal documentation from all employees. Don't believe me? Look it up.