Pros
The culture here is great, everyone is accepted and pretty much everyone from every walk of life has or will work here. I feel respected and like I really do have a family here. Opportunities for advancement are everywehere. I started out in customer service and was promoted right out of training. Good benefits, lots of PTO, easy to get time off (as long as it's not 4th quarter :) very flexible with schedules, they have worked around my "single mom schedule" countless times. Many new learning opportunities and easy to get feedback where it's needed. There is a lot of overtime opportunities during the holidays. Many company sponsored events, Lagoon day, concerts, parties. Also lots of fun things always going on in the office.
Cons
Sometimes they go on what seems like "firing sprees" and you don't know why or who they are targeting. It makes you nervous for weeks that you're next. Bonuses need to make sense. You do mediocre business one year and get a huge bonus and then the next year, your business exceeds everyone's expectations and your bonus is 1/3 of what it was last year(??). Upper management has a habit of holding meetings where they tell you how amazing you did and how much money you made for them and in the very next breath, they will tell you how they're cutting PTO hours or how there's not going to be any raises this year. Good thing we made all that money for them... The pat on the back is getting old, we have families to raise too. You don't get paid the standard even with the cost of living constantly rising. I know many people in customer service that have had to go on food stamps and utility assistance.
