eInstruction Reviews

This company was purchased by a private equity company a few years ago and it's been downhill ever since. The equity company does not want to invest the profits back into the company as their purchase of the company was highly leveraged. They are constantly cost cutting to wring as much profit as possible, so they can pay back their huge debt. The recently consolidated their offices in another cost cutting move and are constantly laying off experienced people in favor of lower priced, inexperienced people. They have also lost significant market share over the past two years, so their place in the K-12 educational market is very uncertain. Of course as the market share has decreased, so has their overall revenues.

They went from one crazy, angry, insane CTO, to the polar opposite - a spaced out, guy who one minute can't stop fidgeting then the next minute he is semi-comatouse and never listens; nor can he make a decision. Amazing choice C Level Execs.