Pros
WFH, Good colleagues, strong client base, interesting work when resources allow.
Cons
The company is very good at delivering polished quarterly meetings full of energy, slogans, and cheerleading which is more embarrassing than inspiring. In reality for employees on the ground, it is very different. Over the past year it has been constant cost cutting, multiple job losses, no salary increases, and no bonus payouts, while expectations continue to grow. Leadership talks a lot about vision, client focus, and staying positive, but there is very little recognition for the people actually doing the work. Each quarter we are told to keep pushing, keep delivering, and keep believing in the company, yet there is no clear career progression, no financial reward, and no sense of stability. Morale has taken a hit. Teams are smaller, workloads are heavier, and the message from the top often feels disconnected from what employees are experiencing day to day. It is hard to stay motivated when the answer to every challenge seems to be “do more with less”. The company still presents itself as a great place to work, but internally it feels like survival mode for many employees.