workers are paid below market price. they paid MINIMUM WAGE for jobs that required html and web knowledge, technical skills, multi-tasking and client interface. nonexistent work-life balance, i feel bad for the people who work there that think working 24/7 is the norm. clients are high-maintenance (expected), but the company didn't provide me with tools to keep up with clients. I had to use my home laptop with Photoshop to complete projects for clients. upper management are related family members, expect what you say to coworkers to be spread around. I also felt really uneasy/ had a bad feeling about their projects - Epic Scale and Immunity Project. They claim to use these causes/software to donate money to charity and for creating a HIV vaccine, but with no transparency to donors about what they actually do with the money. They use jargon and overarching promises to people, but knowing them in real life (how they don't even invest in their own employees, willing to do anything for a profit) made me skeptical about where the money really goes. Epic Scale claims to use your unused computer power to "change the world" with no hard evidence as to how. Epic Scale mines your computer for bitcoin, but users don't know where that ends up. shady business practices and shady people
