Avantages
The CEO believes sending interesting articles around the office is more beneficial than actual work, so you get to read a lot.
Inconvénients
Zero growth at the firm which is the last thing you want in a company. Margins were incredibly tight so company was forced to get rid of higher payroll and more experienced employees. The way this company goes about investor relations is laughable. During my time there, zero employees had buyside experience outside of myself. There are employees there that do work hard, and then there are others (CEO) included who are outrageously lazy. The CRM software at the company was ancient, unorganized and counterproductive. You will find no initiative to help improve the company from a technology, or client deliverable standpoint. Despite being a small company there is little to no collaboration or communication aside from the "COO" (glorified HR/ Administrative Assistant) incessantly talking about nonsense an other inappropriate topics. Instead of showing up and actually communicating with his employees, the CEO actually demands a email at the end of each day detailing everything you did in half hour increments. From the top down it is truly a joke of an organization and I wish I had never even joined. I was severely mislead during the interview process and am much happier since I've left.