Bonterra reviews

They lay us off like we mean nothing all while calling us “friends” during all hands meeting and saying to assume positive intent during company-wide meetings where they lay us off. Horribly mismanaged. ELT is downright evil in how they handle anything, especially for people working with the nonprofit sector. Active union-busting. Horrible compensation. Please find another place to work where they actually treat you just even a little bit like a human being.

Before the merger, working at NFG (now Bonterra) was an exceptional experience. The work environment was among the best, characterized by its dynamism and a strong sense of camaraderie among colleagues. It was a place where talent thrived, and I had the privilege of collaborating with some of the most skilled and dedicated professionals in the industry. However, the post-merger phase brought significant changes that have impacted the company culture and its people deeply. One of the most challenging aspects has been the multiple rounds of layoffs, which have resulted in the loss of many talented colleagues. Watching these individuals leave has been difficult, not just on a personal level but also for the collective morale and the company’s reservoir of expertise. Additionally, it has become increasingly apparent that the compensation packages offered are below market standards. This discrepancy has not only affected employee satisfaction but could potentially hinder the company's ability to attract and retain top talent in the future.