Pros
Things were great for about a year in employment. That's about it
Cons
Poor Management Structure — Leadership is consistently disorganized and unresponsive, creating unnecessary frustration for staff at every level.
No Value Placed on Employee Input — Suggestions, ideas, or feedback from employees are routinely ignored or brushed off, making it clear that your voice doesn’t matter.
Buddy-Buddy System — Advancement, opportunities, and day-to-day decisions often seem based on favoritism rather than performance, effort, or skill.
Absentee Management — Managers are rarely present, and even when they are, they’re difficult to reach or unwilling to engage with issues that actually need attention.
Lack of Accountability — Incompetence is evident from management all the way up to the president, with no real willingness to address problems or improve internal processes.
Disconnected Leadership — Those in higher positions appear out of touch with what’s happening on sites and in the field, leading to unrealistic expectations and poor direction.
Low Employee Morale — The culture created by the above issues results in discouraged employees who don’t feel supported, heard, or respected.