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2.0
Feb 2, 2022
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Pros

good hotel accommodations, good travel. Got taught a lot about control systems, and pulling cable. Work was pretty easy. Would be a good job for a single guy that wanted to travel.

Cons

Generally the culture was lame. A lot of ego, showboating but poor workmanship. Very political among the techs- stab you in the back or try and get you fired. A lot of drinking during and after work, even a mandatory party where people got extremely drunk. PM was worthless everyone communicated with him over email because he'd outright lie about anything. Techs I worked with did a shabby job, and when called out they would blame everyone. The day I left there was a job stopping argument over "if you could splice 18/2?". Years later I warned a client about going with conference tech, she did anyways- long story short they did not deliver. Another company last min came in to save the day. I even heard sales guys say they could do full out concerts for national bands with line arrays, moving lights, rigging lol- f'n delusional man.

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5.0
May 31, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Fun team and culture. You can learn a lot from the team around you. Management checks in and seems to care about continued learning opportunities.

Cons

No longer hybrid and back to the office this year.

1.0
May 11, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

The team I worked with was very skilled and we all worked well together, I made a lot of friends while working here.

Cons

I'll list out the cons as bullet points to make things simpler: - I started this position with it being fully hybrid, and worked that way with no issues for over a year. In Jan of 2026 the CEO announced everyone needed to return to office full time; however, this involved many exceptions. Much of management was able to stay fully remote, and many of my colleagues that were at the same level, or junior to me; but closer connected to the CEO/management were permitted to keep their hybrid or remote schedules. - The CMO has no marketing experience, while also being not very open to the suggestions of people he hires that do have marketing experience. - There were multiple people who reported the CMO for harassment to HR and nothing was done, one employee was fired shortly after the report was made, and four people quit after that. -It is definitely a 'boys club' environment, myself and other female employees were told to smile, accused of gossiping and reprimanded for discussing our wages. -High turnover: a total of 9 people were either fired or quit the marketing team in the 2 years that I have worked here. -Only 6 out of 13 federal holidays are given off. The time between Jan 1 and May 25 there are no holidays given by CTI, the reasoning was that the clients/partners don't take those days off; however, most people that we schedule outside meetings with will not accept meetings requested on those holidays due to being out of office. -Your PTO is not actually owned by you until the end of the fiscal year, so if you quit after using all of it before that time, you will be asked to pay it back. - The office flooded multiple times with mysterious water from the men's bathroom and the carpet was never replaced so there is a bit of a smell. - After the return to office mandate, there were multiple people that would keep tabs on me and my teammates to see when we arrived/left, and what we were doing, despite no delays in our work or any other problems.

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