Beware working as a contractor
Beware working as a contractor. They will load you down with work and promise payment in 45 days. You will be lucky to get paid in 60. Not worth it.
December 1, 2023
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You are not allowed to excel
The downside to working here is the hit to your own self esteem. You care about yourself an do everything in your power to make a great impression and be a valuable asset to the company especially when you are confident in your skills and what you bring to the table. But none of that matter. It's the only place I have every worked that doesn't appreciate quality employees, and the quality employees who persist there have learned how to cope with the situation, bit their tongues and just plug along. It's a shame because they have some really excellent people who are not allowed to excel.
October 16, 2020
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