“Almost Decent Place to Work”

Pros:  “There's a lack of IT knowledge within the department at the senior most levels. This provides an opportunity to shine by helping with best practices and moving the…”

Cons:  “When providing those best practices, you rarely receive recognition. Nepotism runs rampant, and the CIO favors loyalty over competence every time, to the tune of…” – Full Review

“A good place to work”

Pros:  “Challenging work and great people.”

Cons:  “Long hours and high expectations” – Full Review

“Almost Decent Place to Work”

Pros:  “There's a lack of IT knowledge within the department at the senior most levels. This provides an opportunity to shine by helping with best practices and moving the…”

Cons:  “When providing those best practices, you rarely receive recognition. Nepotism runs rampant, and the CIO favors loyalty over competence every time, to the tune of…” – Full Review

“You become a phone therapist handling upset callers, it's rewarding and extremely stressful at the same time.”

Pros:  “The starting base pay is higher than a lot of jobs in the surrounding area and the added bonus of Profit Sharing every February puts extra cash in your pocket.”

Cons:  “Repetitive sad calls. A large majority of your everyday calls will consist of consoling someone who's crying, upset, angry or all of the above.” – Full Review

“You become a phone therapist handling upset callers, it's rewarding and extremely stressful at the same time.”

Pros:  “The starting base pay is higher than a lot of jobs in the surrounding area and the added bonus of Profit Sharing every February puts extra cash in your pocket.”

Cons:  “Repetitive sad calls. A large majority of your everyday calls will consist of consoling someone who's crying, upset, angry or all of the above.” – Full Review