Pros
Some colleagues are genuinely talented and committed, and there’s flexibility in scheduling due to the wellness day policy.
Cons
After several years with the company, I’ve observed minimal innovation or effort to streamline inefficient processes. Leadership often communicates one direction but acts in another, creating confusion and mistrust. HR lacks consistency and follow-through, which undermines employee confidence. Titles are frequently distributed without clear criteria, diluting their value. The unlimited wellness day policy, while well-intentioned, is often misused, leading to delays in project completion. Performance management is weak—low performers are rarely addressed, which affects team morale and productivity. Communication across the organization is poor, contributing to a culture of speculation and gossip. Career growth and compensation require persistent advocacy, and recognition tends to favor a select few rather than being merit-based.