It's an assembly-line atmosphere where you're judged only on your quantitative production. At the end of the day you log your numbers and send to your supervisor. The office is often dead-silent with the exception of the CEO loudly talking to his secretary or other managers, which creates an awkward climate. Face-to-face interactions with your supervisor or other colleagues are rare. Employees will be scolded if even one minute late. It's the ultimate clock-in/clock-out job where literally everyone departs at 4:30 on the dot. You can't even wear headphones when doing menial work until you've "earned" the privilege (which starts with one ear only). They have odd initiatives to try to motivate the team which feel patronizing (e.g. on MLB Opening Day they "let" people wear baseball caps). It's a tense, stressful environment where you feel under the gun every minute of business hours.