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Nov 12, 2009
2009-11-12 19:37 PST
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Pros
Flexible time off, work from home, laid back atmosphere, great sr. leadership, always keeping you abreast of what the company is doing. Lots of tenured employees. No one breathing down your back. Work hard/play hard.
Cons
Too many people are in positions because of whom they know, NOT what they know nor what type of education they have. Most of the tenured employees come from the restaurantsand are in high positions and do NOT have a college degree, while individuals with college degrees and higher are in lower positions and it's obvious it doesn't matter. In addition, there is no diversity in management, everyone looks alike.
Advice to Senior Management
Stop promoting people just because you know them. Give the people that actually qualify for the positions an equal opportunity.
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