Discrimination against Religion, Sexual Orientation, Nationality - Senior Project Development Engineer Silicon Ranch Employee Review

2.0
Mar 30, 2021
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Pros

* I really thought I found a dream job: amazingly talented, brilliant teammates from the best companies across the industry * A lot of tools and services are in the cloud, so easy to work remote * Excellent pay, opportunity to get shares with conditions

Cons

* The fish rots from the head: Raegan Farr failed as a leader; he avoids making decisions, forcing his close circle to take responsibilities instead. * Company outsources entire HR to Insperity Services, so when terminating you, you will lose all benefits, including access to FSA, immediately * The company's main problem is being heavily religious, with most of the people who work there belong to some church cult. While making me work for weekends and weekends in the row, their Project Development team spent Fridays at "Church Retreats" near Nashville, TN

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