Pros
Free coffee, tea and hot cocoa and occasional dress down days
Cons
Everything. This company lies to you from the very beginning. As an analyst, one would think that they are going to be analyzing and sharing the outcome of their analysis with the company, and as part of a large team, the company would want to hear your thoughts and ideas. This is not the case. The title Business Operations Analyst only means that you will be doing data entry work and proof reading documents for errors. You must do this quickly and without errors. If you are not fast enough they will let you go. That's it in a nut shell. There is no analyzing involved. If you are looking to grow and become part of a team that values you and your ideas, this is not the place for you. If you want to sit at your desk all day, being judged based on your production and your production only, then this is the job for you. If you are looking for no room for growth, then this is the job for you. If you are satisfied with no recognition for a job well done, then this is the job for you. The managers will not share with you how they really feel about you. They are extremely phony and you will never really know if you are valued or not, whether you do a good job or not. But, if your production numbers are not within a certain parameter, they will get rid of you so fast it will make your head spin. This job is perfect for someone who has no life and wants to put in a lot of overtime. Oh, and you will not be paid for the overtime, because it is an exempt position. This in itself is questionable, because under L & I description of exempt, this position does not apply. So, the fact that they don't pay the Business Operations Analysts overtime, but expect it, and even mandate it, may be illegal. This company is very shady and has a high turnover rate.
