Not that great - Guide Seismique Employee Review

Fun environment, decent pay, great starter job

Long hours standing at once, favoritism

Friendly coworkers and an extremely laid-back environment. You also have many resources at your disposal like 3D printers, paints, power tools, soldering equipment, and PCs loaded with all kinds of software that you are encouraged to learn.

The owner Steve can determine your employment and choose to let you go without any previous warning. Lots of what you will need to do you will have to come up with yourself, there is no formal direction other than on Tuesday's where Lorena gives you a list of objectives on things to fix. Much like the work you will be doing, the plans for unveiling exhibits, expansion, etc., are completely unknown until pretty much the day of. You may get excited to work on something only to have it never brought up again. The day to day stuff is described by other employees as "babysitting" the museum because you will wait around, doing nothing or whatever you want, essentially waiting for a call about an exhibit that is damaged. Expect to hear a lot of the same calls about the same exhibits. If you are resourceful enough to remain busy you should have no problem fulfilling your own downtime, otherwise you'll be in for an extremely aimless day.