Pros
They provide equipment when asked.
Cons
Overall Experience My experience at CUI Cable was defined by instability, poor communication, and a complete lack of respect for employees. While the industry itself has potential, the way this company operates makes it extremely difficult for anyone to succeed or feel secure in their role. Leadership & Treatment of Employees Leadership consistently demonstrated that employees are disposable. The most blatant example: I submitted a standard two‑weeks notice, and instead of honoring it, the company terminated me the same day. No conversation, no transition plan, no professionalism — just an immediate dismissal. This wasn’t an isolated incident. CUI Cable also terminated every remote worker with zero heads-up. No warning, no courtesy, no time to prepare. People woke up employed and went to bed unemployed. That level of disregard speaks volumes about the company’s values. Communication & Structure Communication is inconsistent at best and nonexistent at worst. Processes change without notice, expectations shift daily, and employees are often left guessing what leadership wants. There is no real structure, no clear direction, and no accountability from the top. Work Environment The environment is chaotic and reactive. Instead of building systems, leadership relies on last‑minute decisions that create unnecessary stress for everyone. The lack of planning and transparency makes it impossible to feel supported or confident in your role.