The Most You Will Ever Do At An Internship - Recensione dipendente - Dipendente anonimo presso Tech180

Compensation is competitive and reviewed annually. Management tries to give clear expectations and goals for employees to work towards and has regular reviews/check-ins. The company has grown rapidly, so there are a lot of processes being drafted to create more structure, but it is done with feedback from employees so it isn't just bureaucracy. The more an employee can take ownership of their responsibilities and improve their corner of the company, the more opportunities they will have for growth. There are a lot of opportunities for growth within the company in ways that I haven't experienced at other companies, including both general training and cross-training with other departments. There are fun events like Thirsty Thursday, movie nights, and the holiday party, and anyone can suggest a fun team activity.

Schedules can get very stressful at times, and it is sometimes hard to figure out priorities when multiple people are asking for things. Information storage and communication is a work in process, so things that are standard for some people are utterly unknown to others. Changes get implemented slowly as they are drafted, so there are long periods of time when employees are following a mix of outdated processes without knowing that there are updated processes or better ways of doing things. Other than that, there are a lot of the standard growing pains you find at any startup.

Salary was competitive, benefits were fantastic, company culture was very positive, onboarding process was smooth and I felt like my supervisor actually cared about me as a person.

I had a great first few months ... and then they decided to terminate me the day after my birthday because they were getting rid of my department. It was the coldest and fastest sacking I've ever witnessed, and I used to work in insurance. I was terminated effective immediately, and HR didn't even have a box for me to put my things in. They had to empty out a box of circuit boards for me to use. And then I was quickly ushered out without the chance to even say goodbye to my coworkers. I halfway expected the FBI to be waiting for me on charges of selling state secrets. At least they let me keep my unopened mango seltzer.