This business, despite being in existence for (according to the owner, [redacted] ) a few years, looks like a company that might pack up and leave at a moments noticeThe chairs in the waiting area are cheapThe receptionist sits at an inexpensive desk with a laptop in front of herThe potential employees looked relatively unimpressiveI almost turned around the minute I entered [redacted] called me inside his office, which despite its sparse and cheap office furniture (the desk is chipped on the corner), at least has two college degrees on the wall, and a handsome photo of his familyHowever, there was something small, gittery and insecure about the manHe didn't make direct eye contact with me; an indication of dishonestyAnyway, I was hiredThe company has no benefitsWhen you get promoted you don't get a raise, just more responsibility and the hope you'll someday become an ownerTo believe that you have to believe there's nowhere else for you to goI quickly found my experience there as belittling [redacted] doesn't respect his employees, is dishonest about pay, and is insecure and dishonest as I thought he would beHe tries hard to present the company as credible and a good place to work, but it just isn'tThe parent company might be, but [redacted] is just in it for himself
This business, despite being in existence for (according to the owner, [redacted]) a few years, looks like a company that might pack up and leave at a moments notice. The chairs in the waiting area are cheap. The receptionist sits at an inexpensive desk with a laptop in front of her. The potential employees looked relatively unimpressive. I almost turned around the minute I entered.
[redacted] called me inside his office, which despite its sparse and cheap office furniture (the desk is chipped on the corner), at least has two college degrees on the wall, and a handsome photo of his family. However, there was something small, gittery and insecure about the man. He didn't make direct eye contact with me; an indication of dishonesty.
Anyway, I was hired. The company has no benefits. When you get promoted you don't get a raise, just more responsibility and the hope you'll someday become an owner. To believe that you have to believe there's nowhere else for you to go. I quickly found my experience there as belittling. [redacted] doesn't respect his employees, is dishonest about pay, and is insecure and dishonest as I thought he would be. He tries hard to present the company as credible and a good place to work, but it just isn't. The parent company might be, but [redacted] is just in it for himself.
This business, despite being in existence for (according to the owner, [redacted] ) a few years, looks like a company that might pack up and leave at a moments noticeThe chairs in the waiting area are cheapThe receptionist sits at an inexpensive desk with a laptop in front of herThe potential employees looked relatively unimpressiveI almost turned around the minute I entered [redacted] called me inside his office, which despite its sparse and cheap office furniture (the desk is chipped on the corner), at least has two college degrees on the wall, and a handsome photo of his familyHowever, there was something small, gittery and insecure about the manHe didn't make direct eye contact with me; an indication of dishonestyAnyway, I was hiredThe company has no benefitsWhen you get promoted you don't get a raise, just more responsibility and the hope you'll someday become an ownerTo believe that you have to believe there's nowhere else for you to goI quickly found my experience there as belittling [redacted] doesn't respect his employees, is dishonest about pay, and is insecure and dishonest as I thought he would beHe tries hard to present the company as credible and a good place to work, but it just isn'tThe parent company might be, but [redacted] is just in it for himself
This business, despite being in existence for (according to the owner, [redacted]) a few years, looks like a company that might pack up and leave at a moments notice. The chairs in the waiting area are cheap. The receptionist sits at an inexpensive desk with a laptop in front of her. The potential employees looked relatively unimpressive. I almost turned around the minute I entered.
[redacted] called me inside his office, which despite its sparse and cheap office furniture (the desk is chipped on the corner), at least has two college degrees on the wall, and a handsome photo of his family. However, there was something small, gittery and insecure about the man. He didn't make direct eye contact with me; an indication of dishonesty.
Anyway, I was hired. The company has no benefits. When you get promoted you don't get a raise, just more responsibility and the hope you'll someday become an owner. To believe that you have to believe there's nowhere else for you to go. I quickly found my experience there as belittling. [redacted] doesn't respect his employees, is dishonest about pay, and is insecure and dishonest as I thought he would be. He tries hard to present the company as credible and a good place to work, but it just isn't. The parent company might be, but [redacted] is just in it for himself.