All my co-workers were so nice, and kind. Just trying to survive the culture and so helpful. Everyone's in it together and have bonded as victims of a bad work atmosphere with an amazing ability to hang on.

It was founded on a giving, caring, make the world a better place premise. The products are really good. It was unscripted which let you put your own personality into exchanges. Loved the hours. The pay was so-so but acceptable.

Interview process was fine. It was not unpleasant or difficult but deceptive because Grove put on this Corporation B facade-they care about the world, the people the environment they claim. Yet their practices tell a very different story. Their employment practices as well as business practices.

The culture changed, most managers I had left, Director of Operations left and it became a company that didn't give a hoot about its employees. It fostered a revolving door /assembly line atmosphere. No one had time to train, answer questions, or even know your name. They emailed your evaluations.

Undervalued is just the tip of the iceberg. Compensation is not the issue. Its the focus, the mission, whats now important. People are more than numbers and are not robots. Make the metrics no matter WHAT you have to do and quit talking to customers so much is not what employees should be hearing.

This company turned into an assembly line culture with a revolving door. Lower wages, get rid of those who made a higher wages, value metrics of quantity over quality. They need to get better at their employee relations and the negative turn it took about 9 months ago. Its a very toxic place 2 work.