Pros
None. Any positives that once existed have been stripped away by constant leadership churn, layoffs, and short-sighted decision-making.
Cons
This company has been in a steady decline, and leadership seems either unwilling or completely incapable of understanding why. The revolving door of the C-suite tells you everything you need to know: no long-term vision, no accountability, and no understanding of how the business actually functions. The response to poor leadership decisions has been indiscriminate layoffs rather than strategy. Entire teams with real institutional knowledge have been eliminated, leaving behind chaos, broken processes, and remaining employees scrambling to cover work they were never trained to do. Tenured employees who actually understood the products, systems, and customers were treated as disposable, while leadership continues to make decisions detached from reality. Compensation is uncompetitive, morale is non-existent, and job security is a joke. Policies are selectively enforced, often used as technicalities to avoid severance or responsibility. When severance is offered, it’s minimal, and benefits disappear immediately - clear proof that loyalty only flows one way here. The culture is toxic and fear-driven. Managers are fired or disappear without explanation, leaving remaining employees scrambling to figure out priorities, processes, and responsibilities with no guidance or support. . Ethical concerns are brushed aside, transparency is performative at best, and employee well-being is clearly not a priority. As for the inevitable corporate response thanking me for “sharing my perspective” and claiming feedback is “taken seriously”: save it. Employees have been saying the same things for years, and nothing has changed except the company getting worse. I absolutely do not care about carefully worded PR statements that deny reality while pretending improvement is happening. If you value stability, fair pay, ethical leadership, or basic respect for employees, look elsewhere.