
It's been great honestly. I get enough leniency to set my own goals and develop the skills I want to. Within the bounds of requirements and responsibilities of my role, of course.
I don't know anything about what they're doing.
Salary and Medical. 401K is also excellent.
salary, that's how you keep people.
the knowledge that we're all making something that helps people.
Responsible and knowledgeable. We all know something that can help and we usually enter group discussions with open minds.
I work for the money, I wouldn't be here without it. I like what I do, but I'd prefer doing other things.
similar skills and experience. We're all working independently but towards a common goal, coming together when we need help. It's very healthy.
I like working in fast environments, and we actually empower all employees to think about their and others safety first. At any cost.
Firefighting, I like fixing problems, not aimlessly struggling to prevent the next problem, or working to meet some standard that doesn't really make sense.
Prioritize value added raises, they moved down the pay scale for bonuses and promotions rather than go through the performance rating to prioritize these. That left over-performing low-grade employees waiting a very long time for their raises/promotions. Not very encouraging or motivating.