Pros
-Happy with pay and benefits -Exposure to challenging large scale capital projects -Enjoyed collaborating with many other departments -Lots of smart, helpful, and diverse coworkers -Volunteer and development opportunities available -Work life balance such as generous parental bonding leave -Working in and with many diverse communities -Opportunity to work on stretch projects and join committees to help improve the business
Cons
-Much different organization than what I signed up for, helped grow, and enjoyed years prior -Nearly constant reorganization of structure and frequent turnover in leadership roles -Distrust in most of the leadership I’d reported to -Prides themselves on being a top tier ethical company, but did not feel supported (or in some cases even acknowledged) by the ethics team in my experience;; nepotism and favoritism is frequently noted. -I was let go suspiciously soon after returning from my medical leave with close to no explanation, no direction on returning company assets etc, and no exit interview. (Sadly, I was somewhat relieved because my experience had become so negative especially with my line manager) -Poor morale amongst the department. Little to no team building practices -Received almost no training or guidelines for a role that I was entirely responsible for -Job postings do not accurately depict the roles -No progression for my role established -In theory there is ample opportunity to move around, but I personally did not feel like I could spend a significant part of my career there (even if having the best experience) -HR appears to be there to serve management and not employees -Large gap between highly experienced, long time employees and inexperienced new employees