Seica Reviews

overbearing management who overestimated their knowledge of things outside their field would often do dangerous things when rigging or moving items, they then disregarded my protestations despite my 10 years working with rigging, large equipment, forklifts, etc. co-workers have poor attitudes and treat you like a servant, one coworker would come to work sick, when I asked him to please steer clear of me because I have kidney disease that makes me immuno-compromised he intentionally coughed into his hand then shoved his hand near my face and fanned the air toward me. Workplace more concerned with community building and interpersonal relationships than the quality of your work. If you're good at networking, it's probably a great job. If you're looking for the freedom to accel or innovate- steer clear. My immediate supervisor had an Excell spreadsheet populated with everything I ever did that she didn't like, complete with dates of the 'infractions'. So even though it's a workplace centered on networking and business politics- don't trust anyone or offer any information you don't have to. I should have known this, but what can I say- I prefer to be my authentic self. Also, most of the office goes out for drinks during the lunch hour 1-3 times a week. my supervisor would return drunk often. So if you like to party- apply.

Things can get very strict with the Human Resources department. Lunch time and hours policies are a little strange.