Pros
The company initially provides a good working environment and there are kind and supportive employees (BUT, NOT ALL).
Cons
There are concerns regarding professionalism, particularly in the Corporate Office (HR Department). Favoritism, office gossip and inconsistent treatment of employees may affect morale and trust. The HR Department must be the bridge between management and employees, a higher standard of professionalism, confidentiality and impartiality is expected. Compensation and benefits may NOT be competitive compared to other organizations and employees may find limited opportunities for career growth. NO TRAINING DEVELOPMENT LAST YEAR AND EVEN THIS YEAR. Higher salary adjustments and career opportunities are given only to the favorite employees and not based on the workloads assigned to employees and qualifications. Expectations regarding compensation and benefits discussed during interviews should be clearly communicated and not used solely to attract applicants.
Additionally, based on my observations, there appears to be a lack of diversity in the workplace. A friend of mine who was experienced and qualified applied for the a position but was not selected, while a fresh grad was eventually hired. While hiring decisions are ultimately at the company's discretion, transparency in the recruitment process may help address concerns about fairness, inclusivity and equal opportunities.