Pros
The flexibility that comes with working from home. Decent benefits.
Cons
When I first started at Net32 the company was directed and led by well-experienced professionals from which there was much to learn. However, there are now areas where the company could significantly improve. One major issue has been the constant new hires in the C-Suite, which has caused major changes in the worst way. People who have been devoted to the company and genuinely wanted the best for the company have now up and left or planning to leave. There are constant changes that are unnecessary and unproductive. Rules often shift without clear communication, leading to a hectic, confusing and stressful work environment. Your hard will go unnoticed while their favorites are praised for doing the bare minimum. I felt that the management didn't always hear our team's concerns. For example, multiple team members raised issues about the workload being distributed unfairly, but the problems weren't adequately addressed. The company could benefit from better communication and more structured policies/procedures. It will significantly enhance the work environment. Net32 could have been an excellent place to work if they acted on these issues, but meanwhile, I advise any potential new hires to make sure that your pay matches the daily workload being thrown your way.
