InHerSight Score
Score based on 51 ratings from a confidential number of participants To protect the anonymity of our raters, we keep the number of participants hidden until it crosses a certain threshold.
2.4
Personal Development
2.8
Career Opportunities
2.9
Family Support
1.8
Learning Opportunities
3.3
Employer Responsiveness
3.0
Equal Opportunities for Women and Men
3.0
Management Opportunities for Women
3.0
Paid Time Off
3.0
Salary Satisfaction
3.0
Sponsorship or Mentorship Program
3.0
Female Representation in Top Leadership
2.5
Overall Satisfaction
2.3
The People You Work With
2.3
Family Growth Support
1.5
Maternity and Adoptive Leave
1.5
Flexible Work Hours
1.3
Social Activities and Environment
1.3
Ability to Telecommute
1.0
Wellness Initiatives
1.0
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Comments
Great people bad management
Very Unsatisfied Rater
Call center work. Answering calls from customers and florists. During holiday times called "Critical Days" everyone was expected to be there. Once you were in your desk, you were expected to stay there your entire shift and you were fed catered fast food. Bathroom breaks were timed and if you were late or stayed on break too long you were penalized. If you called in sick or did not show up for your shift, you were fired. There was no consideration for family matters, child care difficulties or maternity leave. I left the company in 2007. Now they have the ability for working at home instead of in a center.
Unsatisfied Rater