The company is owned by EisnerAmper, which is owned by a private equity firm. The CEO reports to the PE Firm and all they want is revenue and cut all the costs. So, you're just a number to the CEO, Michele Martin. Also, if you don't actively volunteer to help do projects that are outside your job responsibility, you are viewed negatively by the CEO. Michele has proven time and time again, during my time there, that she doesn't care about any one else's opinions, only hers. Nobody from the parent company cares about your complaints. They just ignore them and let Michele continue to ruin the company.
This company is the complete opposite of a small financial advising firm. Since 2021 to today (end of 2025), they have purchased an average of 1 firm a year (funded by their parent company, EisnerAmper) to "grow" their total AUM. After you're purchased, you are told to fall in line with their company roles, or find a new job.
There is no room for progression. You will join them and then be stuck in that position unless you want to change jobs completely within the company.