As noted above if you fit well with the company and their values then you may advance very quickly. That said if you dont fit the mold of a Holder person it can be a very difficult place to be. I was with them for about 8 years and the first few years were good but then management changed and I found that some of what I was being asked to do was unethical and really made for a difficult work environment. I am use to long hours being in construction but Holder has a culture that promotes people working into the night even when they are not productive. I saw a lot of people just sitting around the office after 5, not really doing anything but afraid to go home because it is frowned upon. We had a very high turn over rate and upper management really did not care. They put a high value on the Great Place to work and make such a big deal about it that everyone is required to fill it out and if there are any negative marks they typically have a company stand down to discuss why this is so important to the company. During my last few years there was a lot of frustration within the company with how they treated people.