Pros
Some of the employees are great and the location is decent
Cons
The leadership at Nest is one of the most toxic I have ever come across. Every day I felt as though the leadership team was talking behind my back. When I started working there, I sat near someone who I really liked and we became friends. Leadership split us up because we were evidently too close and they didn't like it. Keep in mind we got all our work done and were really good employees, it was like being treated like a child. The owner will try to trick you into spending thousands of dollars on shares that you will never see returns on because you're basically just paying for her lifestyle. I know people who have been there about 7 years who have still seen nothing back on their investments. It's really shady. Additionally, if you don't cave and give them your money, the owner will snub you. What's worse is there's nothing you can do because HR is in her pocket (in fact, HR told me to expect to be cold-shouldered by the owner because I was opting out of the shares offer) so it doesn't feel like you can really do anything to protect yourself at all. All in all, I would avoid this place like the plague. The pay is horrible unless you snuggle up to the owner a ton but that is honestly soul-destroying. I have never been so stressed as I was when working here (including now, when I'm working from home during a global pandemic).