Pros
Your name appears in print a few times a month. It’s fun to show that off.
Cons
Everything. You are treated as if you don’t matter, and any real experience you have means nothing. It doesn’t matter what you did before coming to Hour or what you bring to the table, your opinions and expertise are shot down every time you speak up. The people in the offices talk down to you. A lot. And if you try to stand up for yourself and/or your coworkers, someone will take their revenge out on you. You’ll end up apologizing to people who don’t deserve it for something you didn’t do. Also, a huge chunk of the people who actually get paid decently aren’t actually qualified for their positions. If you’re a threat to their egos (even if you just want to mind your own business), they will make your life hell. I’ve literally watched files get deleted or purposely modified to ensure that other employees are terminated. There is also a huge problem in regards to sexism and racism. Management will acknowledge that there’s a reason so many women work for this company: because they can and will be paid less than men. I refuse to repeat the things these people have said about anyone who isn’t white in private, but let’s just say that there are quite a few stories that I could tell. Trust no one. Everyone looks out for themselves and will blame anyone else they can if something goes wrong. Oh, and the pay sucks. You could literally make more money at McDonalds and be happier. And hey, at least McDonalds will (usually) pay you overtime. If I could give this company a score of 0 stars, I would.