Pros
- Coworkers are amazing and I have made great friendships. - Great pay (When you apply you can ask for more and they will probably give it to you if you have experience/are older) - No expectations outside of working hours. - You might work a west coast shift (10:30-7) and I prefer that as I am not a morning person.
Cons
- I feel like I could get fired any moment, I do not feel any sense of security in this position - They have unreasonable expectations: The metrics are too high, I can't do a quality job because I'm rushing through everything I do. They expect you to work so fast you don't have time to use the bathroom or even check your email. - Even though I'm doing well enough to keep the job, the daily stress from trying to hit metrics regularly is weighing on me. - If you think this is a tech and data role, it is not. - You can transfer to another research department after a year where you do some similar stuff, but I have heard the tenant research department has it the worst. - As a researcher, management doesn't care about your opinion, and the advice they give you is not helpful. - Some managers are harsh, so your score can depend on who you are assigned to. - They'll hire anyone with a degree, the workload just makes you want to quit, and people are always dropping, especially from the training program.