Optiv reviews

I will start by saying that my experience only relates to working in marketing. If you're looking to work in any other department, this may not apply at all. The marketing organization is a highly dysfunctional one that has only gotten worse in the last couple of years. There currently is an interim CMO that seems like a really good guy who means well, but the future is uncertain. Many have left, are leaving or say they are planning to leave. It stems from most of the senior leaders' seeming inability to lead, along with infighting among them, which has been echoed by employees in other segments of the marketing organization. They do not work well with each other and the implications of that roll down hill. Beyond that, I can only comment directly on my own boss. When I had issues with my position many months ago, I sent her an e-mail describing them in great detail. This was met with no response. When she once told me that I was communicating with a person in an improper way, and I explained myself, she had me written up. She did not attend the HR meeting. She never offered guidance. She never even acknowledged that it happened. When I eventually gave my two week notice, I received well wishes and whatnot from many in the organization. She didn't reply, but only forwarded it on to HR, acting like nothing happened with not even one word typed, let alone spoken, through the remainder of my employment. That says a lot. There are a lot of great people in marketing, but almost every one of them that I've spoken to about the subject have said they intend on leaving due to leadership. I would suggest steering in a different direction.

The severe lack of upper management and discrimination; if you did your job well, you rarely heard about it, other than a few random calls or chats. If you were not part of the "clique", then you were targeted and ostracized. They allow sexual harassment to be swept under the rug while strong arming you into signing something that says it never happened and the harasser is still employed. It was literally a chore to get up and work everyday for a job I used to love. I enjoyed working with most of my co-workers, but the management and leadership continued to down spiral. They put the burden of the company's failure on the inside sales team, not the outside sales team or management. It was admitted the bad behavior/habits of the outside sales team was "self-inflicted" by the leadership and it was forced upon other internal teams to make up for it. There was little to no incentive or career path. The entire culture of the company went downhill over the past few years. The environment has gotten very toxic.