While I worked at the company there were only two graphic designers at the company. We both had about 20 clients that we worked with. There is an expectation to design a complete menu within 4 hours while also being available to answer phones, complete favors for the boss and add backgrounds/reformat menus for the production team so they can quickly print menus. Also don't be surprised when you are asked to fold, coil-bind, or help with anything else that the production team needs in order to get their orders out in time. Let's just say the design aspect of the company is put on the back burner. There are a lot of unrealistic expectations that are set by people who do not understand design and if these expectations are not met there could be penalizations (in the form of write-ups). These write-ups can come out of no where with no explanations or warnings. Many of the write-ups that were given out could have been solved with a simple conversation but there is a HUGE lack of communication at the company. The only people who are allowed to talk to each other was the CEO and the manager, who would frequently rant about employees behind a closed door (except the graphic designer sit close enough to hear all of it).
Moving up at the company or getting the ($0.25) raise is difficult if you are not on the manager's favorite list, if you aren't staying late, and if you have fewer than three write-ups. There is also a high turnover rate at the company so don't be surprised when people only stay for about a month.