Real People are no longer part of the formula at Real Chemistry. - Anonymous employee Real Chemistry Employee Review

Unfortunately, as seen by the executive leadership team (ELT), those talented people in the “Pros” section above, have become an anonymous mass of disposable and easily replaceable company assets, swept up within the organization’s endless wash cycle of mounting fiscal ambition. People here burn out not so much from the overwhelming work, but more so from navigating the labyrinthian and toxic bureaucracy. In spite of doing anything they can to attract new talent, no effort is made to appreciate or retain that talent once it’s already here. There is zero interest from the ELT in taking time to understand the day-to-day reality of their employees nor to realize their individual value of those who actually turn the wheels of the organization. In the past two years, the sole focus of this company has been placed exclusively on preparing it for a handsome sale. All else - doing amazing work and especially taking care of the people - has been placed on the back burner. The company is in a cultural stasis, wearing their Sunday best, being primed and waiting for the richest dowry. Along with perpetual organizational change, motivated purely by obligation to the equity stakeholders, there is no support, no visible charted course, no guidance. It’s actually hard to work here and not because of the work itself. Alas, this once was a great company. It was vibrant and inspired. But where once stood a “Long Hallway”, now stands a sprawling, crooked maze. The value of Real People is no longer part of the formula at Real Chemistry.