Pros
Inclusive and value diversity, employee opinion and engagement
Cons
Talent pool is hard to retain and also attract
Pros
The pay is good. At $17.00 an hour for easy work is not bad.
Cons
*Not a professional environment *They were not ready to train us. They shoved us all into the front entrance (about 30) to hand out our 2 forms of ID for our i9's. This was redicilous and created a... circus. *We didn't even get to our classroom till after 9am even though our class started at 8am and they told us to show up early. *Once there we saw how unprepared they were. We didn't have logins, we didn't have a plan, and we were not training only sitting. *The dress code was confusing. One said business casual and the other said casual. There were people dressed like dock workers, office employees, and 12 year olds at their first day of 8th grade. This did not scream professional. *They made a point to tell us they would serve lunch on the first day. I went off a special diet to eat with my peers as I thought it would be sociable. They brought in pizza in boxes told us 2 slices each, no plates, no napkins and no drinks. I would have happily fed myself. I've seen pizza parties in Kindergarten more organized. *The parking is a nightmare and you can't quite understand why this place is hybrid when there is not any room for anyone there. *They says you get benefits day one. No they mean sign up for them they start in 90 days. I didn't really care but I could see there that there were confused people. *