Unfortunately, there are a lot of cons now, one of them being the lack of accountability the sales team faces. No matter how many times they missed their goals, they were always praised for their work. The Customer Service side would be hammered down on more and asked to produce more to compensate for the sales team failing to hit their goals. With that being said, yes TEAMWORK is extremely important, but then credit should be given where and when it is deserved. Pushing other individuals accomplishments and achievements under the rug is not acceptable in any workplace.
The healthcare benefits are very costly. If someone requires anything above the base plan, expect to pay at least a $100 minimum every check to have decent healthcare, dental, and vision. To clarify, yes there are other cheaper plans available, but these plans actually do not cover the medical needs that all employees need. Yes plans change overtime, but when someone was paying for a better plan the previous year that was over $40 a pay period cheaper and had better benefits, one can understand the frustration when the plans change every year, and you are forced to go on a worse plan for more money.
Yes, they do offer a wellness program, but the EAP wellness program does not assist with medical benefits, it is for mental health assistance and wellness.
The PTO accrual isn't great. There are not added perks . There is no Home Office Spend, Learning Spend, or Mental Health/Gym Reimbursement Spend (EAP is not this). Spiffs have been taken away, so the ability to earn extra money each month from Venmo's, Day Off Prizes, etc. is non existent. Yes, they offer Pryor courses in house, but there is no spend for learning and growing yourself outside the company itself.
Also, the fact that the company has no issue with talking negatively about past employees within the company to current employees, to their third party vendors, and even in review responses is absolutely repugnant.
This job truly made one want a nice refreshing mega pint of Liquor after their work day.