Pros
- Having three hours per week to exercise in the large on-site gym - Relatively relaxed atmosphere - Free lunch every so often and some team building experiences
Cons
- Still getting sued by CrossFit, so they don't have any money - Continue to hire young, inexperienced people who will work for $30k a year, which results in a chronic lack of experience and knowledge - A persistent mindset of "this is how it's always been done" so there is a complete allergy to any type of change or progress - If you're still working here, you've either given up on life, your career, or you're marking time until you retire - It's a rotating glassdoor where talent leaves the minute they can find a decent job - not hard to do, since salaries are notoriously low