Clear Path Analysis Reviews

After finding out that all it's current employees were made redundant last week, as I was 3 years ago, I feel it is my duty to warn others to avoid working at this company no matter how attractive working here looks. The company is the worst run I have ever seen and has very poor financial planning. Having to make whole of company redundancies twice in 3 years should tell you everything you need to know about how the company is run. For the sake of your career and job security please avoid.

There is a real lack of support from management with very little praise, or consideration into individual career progression. Management does not advocate for you internally, and does not defend you externally. Pay is lower than it should be for entry level / graduate role in London with bonuses few and far between, having little impact on overall earnings. Not a competitive salary with lack of structure for when pay rises might be available etc. No HR means that when issues arise internally between staff or with management, they are not addressed or dealt with appropriately. This will continue to be a significant issue until someone is employed to take on HR matters. When staff raise concerns or are asked for their opinion these are shut down or ignored. This is difficult when staff have so much ownership of their events as can be difficult to watch management not handle situations appropriately and see events suffer as a result. Terrible database with out of date contacts or leads - very difficult to keep up to date as free software which requires huge manual input. Seems little considered strategy for the business - growth plans are too ambitious and instead of a 5-10 year plan, they expect to complete in 2 years. Think there is little understanding from management of what it actually takes to grow a business to that scale e.g. reinvestment into the business, securing and producing successful events for several years before growth etc. surviving a pandemic is not justification for rapid growth. Management are very reactive - if they have a member of staff capable of doing something they plan 2 years of growth on that one skill / capability, similarly if one person mentions an area of growth this is seen as a niche to focus on for the next event etc. Things need to be established and show security first, before expanding. Inappropriate boundaries from CEO family members - there have been family members attend work dinners / activities etc. when they are not staff and then make comments about paid employees to other staff, highly inappropriate and does not go unnoticed by the wider team.