Unfortunately, COVID-19 is still a big issue so it's hard to have a positive outlook for the company at the moment. They are also not very flexible - this is a job that can 100% be done from home yet everyone was forced to come back into the office in July 2020 (no that's not a typo - 2020, not 2021.) Not only did this seem irresponsible but it also showed a complete lack of regard for the health, safety, and well-being of the employees, especially those with underlying health issues or small children.
Depending on your department or team, favoritism can play a bigger role in promotions than actual merit, and it's an issue that goes up to the CEO, Alan Fox. It's a badly-kept secret that he's promoted some women based on who he finds attractive (or in at least one case, who he has had an inappropriate relationship with) and he has been known to make lewd comments to women at holiday parties and flirt at the office. I have never heard of any other C-level executive engaging in this behavior, so it seems to be a problem with just him. Unfortunately though, he's ultimately the face of the company.