They're still in the process of building and streamlining their systems (workflow, chain of command, workload, etc) and that can feel frustrating and confusing at times. But, with what you gain in this workplace, it is a feasible period to be patient with (and contribute to). The onboarding process isn't for the faint of heart, and may be a turn-off due to the amount of steps. But if you're into your work being meaningful, engaging, and reflective--you'll do well here. The "training" aspect is still being worked out, so you may find yourself 'figuring it out' at times. There can be positive and negative aspects to that, but there is always support available when addressing your needs. Work-life balance can get tricky, as you may find yourself working well-beyond your 40hr work-week depending on the needs.