-no benefits (health or otherwise). no support. Contaminated filthy well so no water. not even a coffee maker.
-the pay was a paltry 18 an hour
-they didnt pay me, missed payday. I had to ask to be paid. Will probably need to ask to recieve my final check too
-antiquated systems that depend solely on you knowing where every specific client's files are already located. You are met with eye-rolling for not knowing random things that defy expectation.
-system is "dump files in folder on harddrive and use mac search to find"
-dirty office with desks full of trash papers and notes
-a single week of training. By week 3 they were already trying to give me a formal and agressive performance review. I was being held to the same expectations as a guy who had worked there for 20 years. Their motivation method is negative.
-set further behind by having a day with no power, everyone told to stay home. Work piled up
-bosses who dont wish you well when you go to the hospital but instead demand a doctors note and call you when you return, starting the conversation with "well we know you have a doctors note but"
-passive-agressive coworker who doesnt only backseat drive while you try to work but full on sits in your chair if you get up and starts trying to do your job while lecturing you about how she would do it differently
-this same woman will literally stand behind you for minutes at a time and judge you while you work, and sigh loudly, and correct you every chance she gets.
-old employees who are set in their way VS new owners who are clueless about how the business operates and want to modernize it against the wishes of the people who actually do their work. Theres a struggle and you will be stuck in the middle of it.
-the new owners run this place 'lean'. No stock on hand means extra stress in meeting deadlines.
-every customer wants it in 24-48 hours. Once again, bad combination.
-bosses get that greedy glint in their eye and rub their hands together when talking about ai.
