- Not much room for advancement within the company.
- Even if you have a degree, you can still get stuck in a dead-end position.
- Lots of meetings about "opportunity" when charts on the wall show dipping demand and rising costs.
- Cost cutting can literally take the tools out of your hands, causing unnecessary time crunches and backups in production, which inevitably gets blamed on whoever the latest scapegoat is.
- Lots of high fives in your face, and loads more talking behind your back, whether good or bad. Backstabbing is a common practice here.
- Even when you're "doing well" here, it's only because you'll accept the most awful tasks that other employees walk away from because you can't afford to lose your job.
- Lots of chemicals, and I've seen people get mocked for coming in with a doctor's note for rashes caused by skin irritants. PPE only does so much, even when used properly.
- Your only hope of advancement is maybe becoming a CDI or a lead, which just means a couple more dollars, more hours, and lots of babysitting and paperwork.