Glass-Media Reviews

Cons- you can be fired with NO warning. I had seen it happen to a few coworkers before and never dreamed it would be me, they had talked about having big plans for me in the future and one day decided to rip that away citing “lack of initiative” while not providing concrete proof. To work here, you must become comfortable lying to clients regularly about project status, how (and where) things are made. You’ll lose track of the lies and slip up, the large clients that work with Glass-Media will notice. Management says they welcome a collaborative environment and will crack down hard if there is “too much” socialization. In other words, if management catches you not at your desk and talking even more than 1 min, you can bet you’ll get a talking to. The company will claim they are big on self-starter energy and will micromanage you all day long. Management tested work from home Fridays, they said for a trial period of 4 weeks, that lasted 2 days as they said no one was being productive. In fact this was because they could not see everyone constantly, productivity by the whole team never dropped and actually increased as the team wanted to keep wfh Fridays. What feels like every month, there will be sweeping new changes that will last for only a few weeks. You will feel some financial instability here, there were times I was Zelled money for an out of town since the company cards no longer worked. Direct deposit stopped because they didn’t have enough in the payroll account to fund it, we received paper checks for months until a new round of funding closed. DO NOT give management feedback of any kind. Their ego is extremely fragile and that will fast track you to unemployment. A former coworker corrected a member of management on a simple mistake made by management, one week later she was fired citing “lack of initiative” the same as myself. They are an emotionally unstable group and will fire you over upsetting them.