Pros
It's hard to really explain or put into words. Some of the people are okay I guess? As long as you don't look too deep, because when you do, you learn that everything that's being said is just a surface lie and they will turn around and tell everything you said to everyone else. It's a battle royale, and no one wins. They have coffee though which is nice. And sometimes free food.
Cons
Sit down by the fire, stay awhile and let a story so profound you'll assume I'm exaggerating unfold, envelope around you and haunt your dreams. Here we are, 2022, yet not even close to that year. Working at alixa is like visiting past years of darker times in history. You wanted a work life balance, but all you got is a work to work balance. You'll be constantly asked to fill in shifts on weekends for people "who don't play by the same rules" on a regular basis. Oh you just worked a weekend? Another won't hurt you then. But of course you'll say yes because put yourself out there, maybe it'll pay off. Spoilers, it doesn't. You will be thanked once, and then talked poorly about the following week. Don't you dare make a mistake, because you'll have that part of work taken away from you, and they won't even explain what you did wrong. It's just gone, so you lose privileges fast. You will be micromanaged down to when you can take your 15s and your lunch, you are a puppet, and there is only one puppet master. Dance as the puppet master pleases. You'll never be good enough here, despite your best efforts. Tldr, just don't waste your efforts. Management is a poorly told joke that doesn't land with any audience, coworkers are the absolute worst who will turn on you the moment you leave. You can't trust anyone, imagine being in a team deathmatch, and your teammates are also looking to kill you. Worst experience of my life. Training is non existent, you better be good at learning on your own.
