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It’s a contract company, so if the contract you’re working on ends you have to find another to work on. This isn’t a huge deal for call center reps (almost always jobs available), but anyone above an entry level position is put in a difficult position every time a contract ends. The employment isn’t steady, furloughs are common, so it’s risky and competitive if you want to move up in the company long term. If you have direct reports they will overwork you and expect you to work well over 40 hours a week. I never met one supervisor who was able to meet all of upper managements expectations. Everyone is overworked, upper management included. I had bosses that worked 7 days a week— and that week stress trickles down.

Almost too many to share! No raise, no performance management, no work/life balance. They just took away our 401k match and our HSA credit this year. If your bonus eligible, your bonus this year was insulting....but yet they expect you to work nights & weekends to keep up with work that never should have been pushed your way. They offshore everything to people who don't understand our business. Most everything they do, it's done 3 or 4 times over before they can get it correct. Systems are sketchy and no one knows how to fix issues. It's extremely embarrassing if you're in a client facing position. Senior Managers are out of touch and don't care about their employees. You're constantly overworked and all your work is waiting for you when you return from vacation. If you ask/beg for resources or support, you get none or you get someone who doesn't know what they are doing. Then, your manager will say... "Well, I gave you a resource." They lay-off all the time and don't replace that resource or source the work to someone else. When you're looking for support from that laid-off employee, you find out several weeks later that the person performing the task was laid off and no one is doing the work. Also, the knowledge that person had, just walked out the door with them. Actually, I could go on, but if this doesn't scare you...then nothing will. Take a job here at the risk of your own physical and mental health....that is if you care about your work. If you don't care, then take a position, get the experience and get out!!!