The company has a culture where it believes it can bluff every hand and believes that no one will ever call the bluff.
The company regularly solicits opinions of employees, but disregards opinions that are not rosy. Company representatives take personal offense to constructive criticism about company processes.
The company portrays itself as a place where employee growth is possible, but employee growth potential is always based upon capabilities or customers that the company has not yet developed or acquired. The company will consistently represent employee growth opportunities as being just a few months away. A year will pass and the growth potential will still be just a few months away.
The company values work-life balance for some employees and disrespects it for most others. Management will become personally offended at constructive suggestions for shift changes to improve work-life balance and team cooperation.
The company values communication to its clients, however, communication within the company is terrible. Attempting to raise concerns about communication channels is futile. Management will ignore vital questions, problems, or information; but, management will jump on you for not answering some emails in 15 minutes.
Company is not adequately investing in equipment to manage current customers, but pursues a growth strategy. The company's excessive focus on future growth opportunities often creates preventable problems and unnecessary extra work.
Company portrays itself to the public as a leader and innovative, but does not value innovative thinking.