Pros
Culture was great, as were my peers. Lots of PTO. On-site health clinic.
Cons
The CEO drove the company into the ground. Lost a lot of money because of his ideas, and then came the layoffs and selling to Home Adviser. It seems he only signed on to AL to make it fail and take a payout. Meanwhile, he devastated tons of employees' livelihoods. Sizable layoffs are a common thing now (or laying people off in chunks over several weeks), people live in fear of being called into an unplanned meeting only to be met with a layoff. Morale is very poor and most people are looking for other opportunities. They are a fan of laying off the more senior & experienced staff in favor of cheaper, inexperienced workers. The product itself is already shoddy, so enlisting inexperienced employees is a very poor decision. This makes it difficult to advance in the company. They don't respect any of their values to lower level employees, and it's obvious that this one-time fun, growing company has turned into nothing but a corporate greed machine -- doing whatever it takes to feed dollars into executives' pockets. I don't expect the company to be around in 2018 since it's been sold to HA and layoffs have been accelerated.
