Pros
-Easy Commute -Gym 24/7 -Free Parking -Entry level job for new graduates -Young atmosphere
Cons
I don't even know where to begin; but do see all other negative reviews. From personal experience, I didn't want to believe them so I ignored them. They are all true. -You are expected to work during state of emergency; that means Travel ban or not, too bad you best get to work, or expect an unpaid day. -8:00AM sharp, and there is no flexibility around it. Okay, yes, I know work is work, and you have to be to work at a certain time. That being said, I have worked for many larger companies that offered flexibility; come in late, stay a little later, work through lunch, and so forth. I have worked with companies that understood during the snow storm, that T was heavily impacted causing major traffic in the morning. -The pay is horrible; they really expect you to make just a few dollars above minimum wage, and require a degree to work here? I have worked for many places that paid more, and I didn't finish my degree at the time. -Everyone has to take lunch at noon- no exceptions. Again, many companies I've worked for always had flexibility as to when you can take lunch. I came in early actually, but I forgot to clock in at 8. I've begun working, however because I clocked in late I was asked to stay until 5:15 because I clocked in late. Seriously?! It's a one day mistake!! However, I of course left at the time I usually do. -The dress code is extremely anal. For males; if you dare not to show up to work with a tie, expect to be sent home. Why a company like this is even asking for ties, I have no idea, but it's ridiculously enforced.