Pros
I learned so much while I worked there. My direct supervisor was a wealth of knowledge and expressed genuine concern of my welfare both at work and at home. I love that the company hires recovering felons through the Bridge program.
Cons
Honestly I'm not sure where to start so first I'll flip the coin on the list of Pros. I learned so much because my department went from 4 people to one person, (me) in less than nine months of being employed there. Instead of hiring a replacement or two, I was given the extra mountain of work. My supervisor was herself overworked and her supervisor's expectations have been nothing short of RIDICULOUS. You cannot trust the upper management to keep their WRITTEN words and follow through. I spoke to "someone," in the top 3 about a confidential medical condition. That information was immediately communicated to several of my peers. So my Hipaa rights were violated even as they used hipaa to justify not telling anyone that the person who worked right next to them had Covid. Speaking of Covid, the company has failed to enact and successfully carry through with any kind of procedure or policy with any consistency. The lack of essential communication from above and their consistent failure to act with integrity are the reasons I left the company and the reason I'm taking the time to review them.