Avantages
-Likeable CEO. -Stable company due to diversified technology portfolio. Some areas may experience a dip, but usually bounce back. -Relatively decent co-workers for the most part. -The field is somewhat interesting, moreso if you work in R&D. -Good benefits (Different options for healthcare, 401K w/ company match, etc) -The comapny has been investing back into itself, which is a positive sign (plastics technical center, expanding analytical capabilities, etc.)
Inconvénients
-Employees tend to get pigeonholed into the same tasks which leads to lack of interest and disengagement. -Opportunities for movement/advancement are limited. This problem has grown worse in more recent years with the company shifting emphasis onto employees with degrees over years of practical experience. -Employees generally are not compensated according to performance. Under performers are carried along and top performers are not rewarded for their efforts. This fosters negativity and cynicism. -Training often has no structure. -Management lacks follow through regarding policy and procedure enforcement. -Management often is not forthright with employees. -Human Resources is unresponsive from top to bottom. Unless you're in management, don't expect a timely response to any inquiries.
