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-Lack of interdepartmental communication -Bad management Managers will not take care of you as an overall employee (which is their job)- instead only focusing on themselves. Opportunities to grow are stifled. There is barely any training, and employees were expected to learn on the job with harsh criticisms. There is a feeling of micro-management that can give people anxiety: 1. Inflexibility in work from home days. You had to take what little PTO adds up if you were sick, or if you had kids and needed to watch them at home for any reason. 2. Clocking in and out of a time system is doable but not when we are watched like hawks because we absolutely had to take "at least" 30 minutes of lunch for some reason.

The company will eat and burn every ounce of passion that you might have. The business does not care one iota about helping employees internally advance or skill up - you will be jammed into a job and HR will actively discourage you from trying to advance internally. The company prefers to hire randos from outside over growing internal talent: I can think of multiple times when someone inside the company advocated for a new position to be created - only for the position to be created by surprise so that no one internally is informed, and recruiting can bring some fresh graduate MBA in instead (before the person who suggested the position be created is even aware it was created). Sales is the only department that gets love, I assume because it directly brings money in the door. Every other department is purely viewed as a cost center You should expect annual raises to be lower than the rate of inflation. This company rewards firefighters over proactive action, because it refuses to spend a penny more than needed. The company constantly relies on duct tape and bubblegum to patch things together and make them work. Further, no one at this company is interested in being or making friends, so if you are looking toward work for *any* of your social needs, you will not find them here. People are only interested in going into work, being quiet, and going home - the company is extremely isolating (and I'm talking about before the pandemic), which in turn has contributed to years of suicide ideation for me.