Pros
People: Every single person at the company is accessible, relatable and committed. Need help? Ask ANYONE and they'll assist or point you to the right person.
Benefits: Wow...the bene's are the best I've seen to date! PTO, volunteer time, dental, vision, 401k - all of the norms but better!
Work Environment: Most employees are work from home, as I am. This could be a Con for some who like the social aspect, but who doesn't want the convenience of walking to your own kitchen for food.
Career progression: Schellman offers career paths for its employees. For example, you can stay technical and become a technical lead OR go management and become a manager
Cons
The only con (and this is perspective) is the time it takes to choose a career path. Example: Newbies have to wait two years to go management. I have a management degree and I've been in management for over 20 years. Being new to the company, I have to wait two years to move up.
