Don't do it - Anonymous employee Prove Employee Review

2.0
Oct 24, 2023
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

- CEO is approachable - Basic (good) benefits working in software

Cons

Despite CEO’s approachability, there is a notable lack of awareness regarding the true extent of what has happened across the organization over the past year. The CRO has changed just about everything I knew and loved about working at Prove. His leadership has had a negative ripple effect across the organization. "One Team, One Dream" has played out much more like a nightmare. If you’re a female, get ready for the men’s club. You'll hear more sexist comments than useful career advice. And if you dare report it to HR, well, don’t hold your breath. If you’re outside of NYC, please know that joining remotely felt like being the lone survivor in a post apocalyptic movie. You’re not quite part of the action, but you’re still on the screen. Anyone who knows anything about the product has left or will be leaving soon. Those left behind know nothing about Prove and those that stay likely lack business ethics. You’ll be told to inflate pass rates and lie about data sources to get the deal done.

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Thank you for your feedback and we are very sorry to hear about your experience during your tenure here at Prove. We value all of our current and former employees' feedback and we would welcome the opportunity to learn more about what specifically happened during your time here. Please feel free to connect with us through our People Team to discuss this matter at anytime by emailing feedbackeb@prove.com

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