I worked at this company for close to five years while it was still owned by the family who started it. It was a great company to work for and I was happy to go to work each day. Family owned companies have an incentive to care about their workers and reputation along with their profit. Unfortunately this company was sold to a capital investment company who turned this operation into a "pump and dump" and the company was sold again to a different investment company soon after.
After the company was initially sold priorities changed to pure profit-grabbing and we struggled heavily in finding the right people. Our CEO at the time was from the restaurant industry and wasn't the right person for the job. I personally had four bosses in a two-year span of time, all of them fired one after another. We took on more middle management burnouts from Diebold and our support department took on a quantity-over-quality philosophy that hurt our reputation. There is also something very upsetting about being lectured on company cultured by people who only started a few months ago.
There were a lot of awesome and unique people at DRB that I'm happy to still know but this company has turned into the blind leading the blind. Most of my outdated work is still on their website. You'll notice they advertise on their homepage as having a "4.5 on glassdoor" but that's since decreased and they don't longer have the top workplaces award for 2019 on there. This is a sinking ship.