Pros
- If you want extra income, there is always overtime. - Friendly, interesting, and truly great coworkers. - Instant access to CEOs (their phone # is available to everyone). They also care each associate to a great deal. - The training before you start working official is really fun.
Cons
- Swing shifts and midnight shift tend to have the worst work life balance (i.e. forced overtime due to staffing issues). - The CEOs may have truly noble intentions, but certain supervisors certainly don't live up to the company philosophy. This is particularly true for one of the night shift supervisors - I know SO many coworkers who have issues with her. Also, when she lectures an associate, the way she speaks is extremely condescending. Not very professional IMO. Thankfully she is on leave right now? - The job can get really dry. - This job will probably make you despise mankind. However, this is not the fault of the company but the gamblers. - Uneven training progress: the morning shift associates progress much faster than their swing/night shift counterparts. - And this is the biggest con of all: there is rampant favoritism in this company - you will have to be completely blind to not see it. If you are not in the clique (i.e. if not all supervisors like you) you will never get ahead. This thus become a dead end job for the majority of the employees.