Pros
Coworkers were really nice, it was fun to be able to use some cutting edge software for geo-spatial analysis and data management. The Christmas party's were usually extravagant and fun.
Cons
Just like the Titanic, this company is a sunk ship; there are less than a handful of employees left and more than a handful of people and companies who would like to sue. The company used to have potential, now there is none. Look up and contact former employees on LinkedIn if you want additional feedback. The management has no clue what transpires on a day to day basis as they are all holed away in the New Hope PA office, which was only created because the CEO couldn't face his employees after breaking promises he never intended to keep. In a company with less than ten people, one would think that there would be no need to have two large office spaces, especially one in a resort town where real estate is at a prime, and that the money could be better spent elsewhere. However, instead of focusing on the important things, like the employees who's talent makes the company money or developing new hardware/software to stay competitive, the upper management focuses on how they can improve their lifestyle while wringing every last drop of productivity out of the remaining employees. This company was in bankruptcy once due to mismanagement and it is headed back there at warp speed (they're heading there so fast they've gone to plaid). The cutting edge technology and advancement was replaced with a sweatshop type production line of technician paid engineers cranking out LiDAR models and reports; all the while being led along by a salesman who promises the moon over the phone. Now there are less than a handful of people who are just struggling along until the eventual end. There once was a set of values, established in the early stages of the company by a few great consultants; those values went out the window faster than Superman can change into his suit and cape. The lower level employees lived them while the upper management continues to do the opposite. There was no work/life balance, there was only a work/work balance; the employees were all asked to work nights, weekends and holidays, when it came time for raises and bonuses, there were none. One year there was barely a COLA and no bonus, the next was COLA or raises and a super sub-par bonus.
