Silo'd Departments and Poor Internal Communication - Anonymous employee EMnify Employee Review

2.0
Aug 2, 2024
Anonymous employee
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Pros

-Emphasis on building strong connection with members of your team -Knowledgeable colleagues who are willing to help with questions

Cons

-Departments do not communicate with each other, to the point that they are not aligned on which metrics, customers, activities, etc. should be prioritized -Work/Life balance has become worse over time, with workload per person outpacing hiring/plans for hiring -Lack of connection between teams/managers in different regions leads to slow response time for some customers -Internal and external processes are not standardized, making it difficult to track activities, progress, etc. -Minimal/poor external resources for customers to learn on their own and become self-sufficient

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EMnify Response
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We’re sorry to hear your experience at emnify hasn’t been the best lately. Our global setup naturally comes with communication challenges, but we are constantly working to improve our processes. We’re using monthly pulse surveys and team discussions to identify areas for improvement. For example, we recently streamlined our product roadmap planning process, which impacts all teams. We encourage you to share your experiences to help break down silos. Please reach out to the People team or management anytime to discuss about priorities and ongoing initiatives to raise the bar. Thank you for your hard work and commitment.

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