Good Company, Good People, Good Culture - Anonymous employee PCD Group Employee Review

I've worked at PCD for more than 12 years now and I can say with total honestly, I never tire of how in awe I am of just how friggin smart my colleagues are, and honored be part of the team; Oh, If only they were charged with running a country, I'd be the first to apply for citizenship! I've worked for quite a few outfits at this point and can safely say this is one of my favorites. If you want to be big fish in a small pond, then this type of environment is your jam. I used to work for a large multi-national company and all I witnessed there were people brown-nosing their bosses to get one-up on their colleagues; PCD is the complete opposite. I think this comes from the strength-of-character each person that works here, possesses. There is an integrity that allows one to be their own person and one’s quirkiness is seen as a plus and celebrated. Yes, there are expectations. We do have timelines, but we've learnt from the past that it doesn't help to try burn the candle at both ends to accomplish them. There seems to be a lot more of an understanding between all parties involved (clients, project managers, designers and developers) on reasonable timelines than I experienced when I first worked for PCD. PCD will offer you a challenging and satisfying environment.

Not much but if my hand is forced to provide a con, health coverage doesn't cover a family, just the individual.

I worked for PCD Group for several years. This is the place to work if you want to further your career, have your name associated with superior product, and be given the opportunity to grow in your chosen profession. The salary is competitive. The CEO will work with anyone with talent and drive who wants to learn and grow and often goes out of her way to give people a chance. Her standards are high, but she holds herself to those same standards. Great coworkers. The CEO took a chance on me, hired me, and gave me every chance to take on more responsibility, branch out into other areas of the business and prove my worth. The CEO is from Chicago, so she is very direct - there is no need to guess about her expectations.

This is a small business. If you want to be invisible in a cubicle, this is not the environment for you. Your presence at work is necessary and vital. This is a serious work environment, which might be a con for some. For me, it meant that I could get my work done in 40 hours and not work overtime as I have had to in so many other positions.