SPS has been a great company to work for and has allowed me to develop professionally however I feel there is opportunity to further and maintain our talent. Too often do we see SPS lose valuable resources who feel undervalued at SPS

SPS has allowed me to grow and continue to grow professionally

SPS has been a good place to build my professional experience

the people I get to work with

Strong culture and strong mid-level leaders

the culture is very strong within my team

Generally accessible and provides vision

very strong collaboration amongst peers

Shared goals and work ethic. Willing to support each other

consistent thirst for growth at leadership and individual contributor level

Working with other like minded individuals to solve business problems

generally accessible and willing to provide constructive feedback or strategic thinking

Majority of coworkers are incredibly supportive and open to helping others learns.

the opportunity to work with those like minded individuals to solve a business problem

When the business has confidence in the team's expertise and knowledge to take the right action

SPS has the opportunity to provide competitive compensation based on the market and the performance of the company

Career ladder remains unclear and external resourcing is often over valued compared to those building their career at SPS

Their accessibility. Rarely do you see the level of engagement from executives to help support and drive success with customes

SPS has been willing to flex with the shifting corporate culture and is understanding to a work / life balance

Most people (especially those tenured) are always open to support those in their development or with questions to solve a problem

In my opinion SPS undervalues their existing talent comparably to those outside the company and considering the complexity and ramp period they miss the mark on retaining or acknowledging the talent they have available

I have found that SPS undervalues employees who continue to advance or shift roles internally versus external hires. When reflecting on the complexity of our business & the long ramp period to be proficient or advanced in particular roles, there is more value in equally compensating an internal hire

In my opinion SPS has undervalued it's existing talent set compared to those they need to attract in the market. This leaves an unfair opportunity for base pay in a role comparatively to those entering from outside SPS for the same role. When you think about the SPS methodology it takes time to ramp