Pros
Pay, Profit-sharing bonus, okay benefits
Cons
Super weird environment. The owners push their far-right uber conservative views on their employees by offering political lunch learns from “our political advisor.” They even sent out a survey asking who everyone was voting for in the 2024 election, absolutely bizarre and inappropriate behavior. The environment is extremely sterile and cutthroat with crazy rules. The dress code is absolutely insane, especially for women. The tiniest things are nit picked for being out of code and they have people deemed the fashion police specifically to look people who aren’t matching the dress code (which isn’t even clearly specific in the first place). It feels like your back in high school when you get brought in to a room to be told your dress is 3 inches above the knee instead of 2. You’re only allowed 5 personal items at your desk. You’re reprimanded for being on your phone at your desk even if it’s just to respond to a quick text. There’s no WFH options or any flexibility with schedule regardless of inclement weather or necessary appointments (you will be required to take PTO which is only 16 days). No sick days. They preach “work-life” balance yet they force their employees to work in office every single day and at least 45 hours a week, a lot of employees are also asked to come in on Saturday's. Overall just a terrible culture and not a good place to work, I would avoid at all costs.
