Interesting software and remote work, but disorganized environment - Industrial Engineer JASCI Employee Review

This company is growing very quickly. They have a great team and a lot of learning opportunities. Upper management is rapidly expanding the foundation of the company, emphasizing the strengths and interests of all employees. I've seen many employees quickly transition to the work they are most passionate about as they explore the company dynamics and culture in their onboarding; this is hard to come by in most companies, where you are time-limited in optimizing your role and responsibilities. This is a big part of the reason the team here is so engaged and willing to help one another - they're passionate about what they do. What I especially like about this company is that there is never a day you are bored or don't learn something. In the tech industry, given the rapid pace of change it is paramount that you continue to revamp your skillset. Usually people spend lots of time outside of work to do this, but this is not a necessity at JASCI. The type of work you do at JASCI does not compare to the majority of companies, where you're performing much less interesting, less important work. If you are looking to maximize your long-term career growth and skillset with an awesome, diverse team, then JASCI is the place for you!

Given how quickly the company is growing, there are occasional growing pains. This is to be expected at any high growth, high opportunity company.

If I could give this place 0 stars I would. I can't think of one positive thing about the company. Of the 4 different companies I've worked for, it is by far the most toxic place I have experienced.

All of the bad things that are said in the other reviews are true. Leadership is incompetent, they lie to customers, they treat their employees like crap, and they don't listen to ideas unless the ideas are their own. It's really sad because the employees are generally smart, nice, hard-working, and want to do a good job. Unfortunately, leadership doesn't enable this to happen and instead, everyone is left fighting fires and dealing with angry customers.