-The wage was liveable, but wasn't worth the stress, malaise and anger I felt on and off the job a couple years in. Liveable, but what kind of life?
-Working 40 hours a week from a laptop unable to turn away because you're on queue? Talk about bad ergonomics. Talk about eye strain, back pain, jaw pain, carpal tunnel. Felt like a robot.
-Couldn't stand (especially toward the end) what felt like hypocrisy coming from upper management. Lots of talk about diversity and inclusion, little actual action in the way of making working conditions less awful, the salaries more fair, or concerns taken seriously for the employees the company claimed to care for - whether they were LGBTQ+, racialized, otherwise marginalized or not. -Longstanding interdepartmental issues widely known and never fixed.
-Communication often a mess.
-Fostered weird competitiveness between individuals.
-Very much the vibes of giving workers a pizza party to distract them from their material reality and the billionaire status of the CEO.