Best place for a career in the military!
Best place for a career in the military!
none, none, none, none, none, none, none
- Lots of former ex-military officers working as managers, who treat you like garbage.
- Lots of coworkers who backbite, fight, and complain about each other rather than working as a team.
- High school-type environment where everyone keeps an eye on each other.
- Higher management treats you like their children and dictates your eating time, pooping time, internet time, breakfast time, and leaving time down to the letter.
- Extremely low pay.
- Horrible culture.
- Unnecessary corporate crap where permission is required even to go to the washroom.
This place is enough to send you to therapy for life. I'm glad I am out!
Stay away.
Fire all the outdated managers and take care of your employees.
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