Worst company I ever worked in my career - Evaluación del empleado para Financial Analyst en National Research & Development

Can’t think of anything positive about this place – at all!

The biggest problem is the President. He is obnoxious and rude and overbearing. He is the definition of micromanagement and he has a nasty temper. Barely gets out a sentence without swearing and it us usually directed at his employees. There were some huge red flags in the interview but I was desperate to work in my field. I was basically told that team members are on call ALL THE TIME and must pick up whenever he calls. And if he so desires, you will work evenings, weekends and holidays for no extra pay. The owner has no idea about personal time or space. He will dangle a raise or a bonus – don’t be fooled the other guys told me they got less than 2%. The salary is so far below industry standard I can’t believe anyone works there. The job was really mostly admin work and doing errands for the boss. I was forced to watch weeks of silly videos that were supposed to be training. Every video had different people in it because no one ever stays there long. I was made to move to Cambridge and yelled at for three months and then fired right before my probation was done. I was getting ill from the constant stress of working at this job. The entire team lives in fear of upsetting him and generally puts up with the abuse. This is a terrible company to work at. Just look elsewhere and save yourself from the insanity.

There were good people who worked here.

Everything was problematic except for my colleagues. Management consistently berated and belittled staff. Whenever management was upset, they would yell and scream at everyone. The main reason I saw people leave during my tenure was due to management's poor treatment of staff. I’ve never been so embarrassed to work for someone. Management would call or text at any hour and get angry if they weren’t responded to immediately. I sacrificed a lot of my personal time for work with no reward. The day I left was the happiest I’ve ever been. My honest advice to anyone considering applying here: don’t.