Pros
Fridays are work from home unless your boss decides to change that only little o'l you. Staff is really cool,funny, animal lovers, and hardworking...but they all have side jobs due to being payed so low here.
Cons
Imagine telling the CEO that she and the leadership team are royalty and everyone else at work is treated like the help. The staff is expected to do back breaking labor that literally was strenuous and mandatory work, but not for the leadership team. Definitely too many chiefs and not enough Indians. Also, imagine your boss rejecting your idea to treat such hard workers to lunch or a light breakfast. Imagine begging your boss for a going away lunch for a staff person who busted her buns for three years and the request was denied, yet someone on the leadership team gets a parade. Imagine your boss finally saying YES to taking the staffer to lunch but only if more back-breaking labor is completed. Imagine desiring to work from home on July 3rd to avoid three hours of Holiday traffic, and your boss requesting a reason, as well as demanding you to come to work. Imagine it takes four hours to get 45 miles because of the holiday. Someone sounds a bit selfish! Don't buy into the Kum-ba-ya hype! This company has Zero culture and reminds me of the White House under the Trump Administration. ️ This review is only for the Executive Assistant (EA) position to the CEO. Everyone else in the organization is completely awesome and loveable. If you're a darker-skinned minority gal who plans to interview for the EA position, make sure you are proper, never casual, never funny, never giggling, and always stone-faced with zero emotions. I had the wrong skin color and personality for this position.