
It seemed to be professional and well organized.
Working from home (thanks to the pandemic) and some learning opportunities.
Bonuses at Piedmont are very small for employees, but as your go up in management, quickly approach "Wall Street" levels.
The leadership team for the area is work in, is comprised of people who were friends of someone. They were not hired because of their professional skillset or work experience.
Piedmont pits the employees against each other in some teams. This is mainly caused by managers who are not qualified for the jobs they hold, so playing the employees against each other prevents the employees from uniting against unfair management practices.
You have to begin improving the quality of the management at the top, and then work your way down. Management is never held accountable. But they will exert an iron fist on employees. You cannot ask HR a question without them telling you to "ask your manager."