Pros
The only good thing this company did was hire good ppl.
Cons
Where to start. They lie, cheat, and gaslight to get their way. Most of my class came in the first day unders the assumption we would be fully work at home after training, then the HR person came to give a presentation and stated it was 100% in office, we tried to get clarity and we kept hearing different things from management regarding that. I had mentioned in my interview I had a trip during the week of nesting and they "yes that's fine let me note that"-ed me and I did watch her write it, only to get to the point of the trip coming up, and then witholding the time off. during my meeting with HR to discuss this they pulled a paper which they wouldn't actually show me, and stated repeatedly they don't have my trip time noted down so they can't honor that agreement. Their training to put it bluntly was just out of office trainers doing glorified babysitting with a virtual meeting all day everyday. The info given was almost in no way useful to our daily job activities, and the chaotic disorganization was infuriating. and they wonder why their turn over is so high