
I had input on who was hired and for which position they were best suited.
They understood work/life balance... for themselves. Taught me my personal life is as valuable as theirs.
Onboarding for me was, "Here's your desk. I'm going out of town. Good luck." I kinda loved it!!!
If Logan's Roadhouse was what they pretended to be, the company would be FANTASTIC. Take the "ideal" and make it the real. No fake super lame YEEHAW! meetings. Just let me do my job please. Thankyouverymuch.
There was ALWAYS more money under the table than on the table. I had to nickel and dime for every raise (thankfully I was good at it!) but the "perks" were harder to come by. PTO, sick days, stock options all kept for execs.
All the usual petty corporate nonsense like 15 ppl selecting reply all to tell someone there was an irrelevant typo in their email. Or some wannabe Mr. complaining b/c u don't drop everything to stare at him adoringly as he interrupts you for nonsense.