Good Company, but bad management
Good Company, but bad management
The pay is good and local co-workers are friendly. They offer a Roth 401k option. Good employee discount on vehicles. It's rare to have to work on weekends, so work/life balance is good.
Health benefits are terrible (only HSA plans are offered).
There is no opportunity for career advancement unless located at headquarters.
Hold employees accountable for missing targets.
Senior management should spend more time planning and managing, and less time writing code.
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