Beware!
Beware!
Good pay, nice bonuses, good balance between work and family.
After 20 years with this company, I experienced mostly good things (excellent pay, big bonuses, good people to work with), but I was let go back in September for no good reason that my manager was able (or capable) of explaining to me. For instance, we had a weekly "one-on-one" meeting and not once did he bring anything up in an adverse way throughout that entire YEAR, but on September 3rd, he actually said, "after a year - (a YEAR!) - of 'poor performance' " he had to let me go. He couldn't bring up a single specific issue. He was extremely nervous during this PHONE CALL, and though I wanted to know what I could have done to precipitate my lay off, he simply said, "there were some things". It was obvious to me that he was put up to it - I always got along great with this guy and he always gave me huge bonuses, even after I was laid off for 4 months when I surprisingly got a nice bonus in the mail. All I'm trying to say is that this company is not what it appears to be, so beware.
Be honest and don't lie.
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