Pros
There are some dedicated, talented employees who genuinely care about their work and each other.
Cons
As a longtime employee who consistently went above and beyond to support company objectives, it became clear that management does not value or appreciate their people. Micromanagement is the norm, and decisions are often made without considering how they affect employees. The environment is stressful, empathy is lacking, and recognition is virtually nonexistent. Even a simple “thank you” or acknowledgment of a job well done is rare — yet those small gestures make a huge difference. Timelines are frequently unrealistic, and when employees resign or are let go, the expectation is that remaining staff will absorb the extra workload without support. This creates burnout and unnecessary pressure. After years of commitment, I left the company without receiving so much as a thank you or well wishes, which says a lot about the culture.