Pros
Fully remote. Good benefits. Promotes an inclusive culture.
Cons
The training is awful. I spent way too much time independently studying procedures and manuals, all of which are more helpful if you already have basic knowledge in the products and processes already. They don't vet their trainers well, some of them should absolutely not be training new hires. I came away from some trainings more confused than when I first went in. I even ended up finding information during all those independent study sessions that contradicted what my manager was teaching us. When I voiced my concerns, asked for help, and requested some accommodations I was told no. Not indirectly, mind you, just no. Everyone had to go through the same training, on the same schedule even if that schedule didn't work for the assigned trainer. Yet it was somehow up to me to know what the trainers schedule was.
