Dead End - Anonymous employee InEight Employee Review

2.0
Jul 30, 2019
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Alright benefits. Some friendly colleagues. There are talented people working hard and hoping the organization can turn itself around.

Cons

Top leadership is disorganized and has no clue what to do. They try something and then change everything or let go the person who implemented the change. Disorganization between departments is very common. Company suffers as a whole by loseing many opportunities. Favoritism at the highest level. Unless you have connection to Kiewit you will not move up. The pay is low for the industry. It's a revolving door.

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Thank you for your feedback. We recognize that change can be challenging, and not everyone will be on board. Given the sustained and dramatic growth, new opportunities are continuously emerging. In support of the growth, we are continuously looking for opportunities to improve all levels of communication as part of the focus on employees and their individual experiences at InEight. Please reach out to us at response@ineight.com to share more about your specific experience.

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