Family Friendly Company - Anonymous employee Karmak Employee Review

5.0
Jul 31, 2017
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Karmak cares about its employees and their families. The atmosphere is relazed and the culture promotes open and honest communication between departments, employees and managers, and even between employees and executives. Karmak offers many opportunities to advance your career through tuition reimbursement, career coaching, job shadowing, internal leadership training, and more. Karmak's policy of "fair and little more" not only applies to your day-to-day job, but also to your home life. Management, HR, and the executive team are all sensitive to the fact that sometimes life happens, and they all know that you can't be your best at work if things aren't ok at home. Karmak offers an Employee Assistance Program to help, as well as supportive and compassionate leadership.

Cons

The company is located in a small town in the midwest. If you are a city-person, you might not enjoy relocating to a more rural sort of area.

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Cons

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Quality Product Great story for the company

Cons

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