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Bad leadership - Information Technology EyeCare Partners Employee Review

1.0
Jun 18, 2023
Recommend
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Pros

Not much to share here

Cons

This company went downhill when they started to acquire a bunch of businesses really quickly without having any infrastructure in place. Gone through a lot of leadership changes with no one understanding how to make things work. Current leadership still doesn't know how, but also completely disconnected with its workforce. Turnover terrible. Most people leave in about a year or so. Culture is awful with no interest from leadership on communicating or working with employees to overcome all the problems they created. Very difficult to work through all the headaches.

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EyeCare Partners Response
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Thank you for sharing your feedback. We always strive to provide a fulfilling environment for all our employees and apologize this is not your experience. We welcome the opportunity to engage in dialogue to better understand where we can improve and encourage you to reach out to your manager or askhr@eyecare-partners.com.

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