Not a good choice!
Not a good choice!
Money and benefits used to be good.
Executive management is terrible. They make bad decisions that cost the company money and try to fix the problem by getting rid of the people at the bottom tiers that actually do the work. This is a continuing cycle with no end in sight.
The board should clean house, starting with the CEO and his group of "yes" men.
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