Aisera reviews

I would have demanding deadlines, which resulted in 17+ hour days with the expectation to work on weekends. I would spend hours on non-stimulating activities with lots of autocratic work as the product is still in an MVP phase and not production-ready. There is no ability to disagree with the CEO; he is always right. There was a regular public shaming of people directly in company meetings from the CEO. I could not leverage my experience or provide input. Management told me to shut up and follow orders because they couldn't convince the CEO otherwise.

Start from the top and work you way down. There is poor executive leadership. Employees are treated with disrespect on a daily basis. Promises here are like pie crusts, meant to be broken. The product is average at best, in a very highly competitive marketplace. Benefits are also below par compared to many companies. They offer you a ton of shares to lure you in but it's a revolving door with employees as the attrition rate is incredibly high (I don't know the number exactly, but average time here is 6 months at best). Wish I would have reviewed Glassdoor prior to making the decision.