Office politics were strange, unclear about what they want from you, will ditch you for "not performing" without giving concrete evidence. When I was hired, everything seemed great. A cool office space, and a team that I thought wanted to foster the growth of their employees. However, things went sour quickly. It was clear that I had fallen out of favor with senior management, when instead of talking to me, they began to ignore me and treat me as if I were not in the office. Then, I was made aware that my manager was literally tracking my activities throughout the day, right up to when I would use the bathroom. After barely 3 months of working here while still getting my bearings, I was fired for no other reason other than "production," a week after I was put on an actual solid plan and was hitting the numbers inside that plan. I didn't even get any concrete numbers to show that I was grossly underperforming or anything. I was just told I wasn't "doing enough." Others working for that company now will undoubtedly view me as an outlier, and I very well may be. However, that fact doesn't marginalise my experience with the early iteration of SiteTraker. They should be ashamed for how they handled this employee.