Pros
Nice building, Could choose start time, made some great friends.
Cons
Where to begin.... Codilis & Associates was my very first post-college job and I was excited to dive into the professional workforce. Codilis is the exact opposite of professional. Middle-aged women acted like they were back in high school (gossiping, avoiding work, crying at their desks about personal issues, lying, etc.) Some employees would get bombarded with work and my specific department would not allow overtime. While these employees were frantically trying to get everything done in the 8.5 hours allotted, other employees would sit at their desks with nothing to do. Management didn't trust these employees to actually do anything productive. Don't ask me why they kept these employees around. Everyone has to go to training for three days once they get hired. The training was totally useless and I did not learn a single thing about what I was expected to do in my position. I talked to my manager a total of two times in the almost two years I worked there: once during my yearly interview, and once when I quit. She would show up hours late to work every day and then would close herself off in her office for the rest of the day. She was completely and absurdly useless. She would forget to put our raises in to be processed for weeks and would never promptly return emails. When people would confront her about not doing her job she would go to the CEO to come to her rescue. She was the exact opposite of what I envision a good leader should be. The pay is absolutely horrible and the raises you get are dismal (literally cents). Any review that says they have a competitive salary is clearly written by management. If you take a few extra minutes for lunch you better stay late or you will get a passive aggressive email from one of your leads. In almost two years of working there I rarely got compliments or motivational words, and I worked my butt off for them. The only time I was ever praised was when I told them I was quitting. Too late for that. I am glad I worked at Codlis though, because I am so grateful to be at my current job now. Codilis & Associates is a toxic environment and I wouldn't recommend working there to my worst enemy.