Great Culture, Exciting Industry - Sales springbig Employee Review

5.0
Dec 17, 2019
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Pros

Love the workplace culture! Everyone really loves working with and respects one another. There are tons of perks like casual dress code, fun group of people who are also very smart and passionate about the cannabis industry, Friday office Olympics, and spirit days. One of the best perks if unlimited PTO, also free snacks. Overall, the industry is so exciting and there is so much to learn and lots of room for growth.

Cons

As with any start-up, things can change very quickly so you have to be willing to be flexible and agile when your priorities may change from one day to the next. We all wear many hats and the work is very fast-paced which is great for some but if you aren't used to this it can be an adjustment.

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Nov 25, 2025
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Pros

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Cons

Leadership & Culture: Leadership lacks alignment, which creates confusion around priorities and expectations. Frequent shifts in strategy without clear communication. Decision-making often feels reactive rather than thoughtful or data-driven. Insecurity at the top trickles down and impacts morale. Culture struggles with transparency and trust. Communication & Structure: Cross-department communication is inconsistent and can be siloed. Feedback is not always welcomed, even when intended to help the business. Important information doesn’t flow smoothly, causing repeated misunderstandings. Teams are sometimes blamed for issues caused by unclear direction. Workload & Expectations: Workload can be heavy due to constant pivots and shifting SLAs. Goals and KPIs change frequently, which makes it difficult to measure success. Lack of standardization across processes leads to inefficiency. Limited support given for new initiatives despite high expectations. Career Growth & Support: Career development is inconsistent and not always based on performance. Leadership changes can stall or reverse career progress. Recognition largely depends on which department you sit in or who your direct leader is. Onboarding for internal roles and promotions lacks structure. General Environment: Internal morale can be low due to uncertainty and inconsistent communication. Changes happen quickly, often without sufficient explanation or resources. Teams are spread thin, making collaboration challenging. Employee concerns are acknowledged but not meaningfully addressed.

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