My team supports itself. They are wonderful, hard working, conscientious people.
They are all very dedicated professionals with a good work ethic and are all highly skilled in their respective fields.
Sadly, not much. I feel fortunate to have a job in these difficult economic times, but that's about it.
Nearly everything. Offering competitive salaries, communicating with associates, and ditching the Fortune 500 attitude and corporate policies would be a good start.
It was a very deliberate process and was handled expeditiously. I've had 5 month interview processes for other jobs, this one took three weeks.
The company gaslights its employees. It tells them that work life balance is important and that they are valued and will be compensated accordingly. None of this is true in practice. 60 hour work weeks are the norm, salaries are artificially deflated, and recognition is non-existant.