Pros
* It was a very simple job, just don't expect much at all. It's good if you don't have many errors. *It can be peaceful. *I just sat at my desk and did my best to be the best at my job. * No one is in your face all day That is where it ends. You are where it ends because the way this company is ran it's going into the ground. They really better thank their few loyal employee's who are keeping it afloat because most people are just a number in this place.
Cons
When you send an email to Human Resources and corporate and call them it's like pulling teeth to get them to respond. I sent an email to SEVEN people, called the main office. Yes I did check my SPAM e-mail before you go there. The day I left I put in a resignation letter asking HR for a proper resignation letter from them, I got nothing. That's not even where their issue starts, I asked someone to pass on information to the supervisor that I haven't met yet because of training and the vital information never got passed on and could have cost me my job. They also got peoples training locations wrong and do not reimburse you. We got told the wrong information through email about how long training was going to be. That meant more people had to pull from their pockets to get to the proper location. Higher up employees are immature and classist. These are adults leaving their candy wrappers all over the place and if you dare report them for being nasty, your job will be in jeopardy because of favoritism.
