Promet Source reviews

* CEO is dishonest and will lie to clients to keep them happy * CEO makes promises to clients that are unrealistic * CEO micromanages to the point where it's impossible to do any work * Very suspect financial practices to support CEO's personal lifestyle * Upper management doesn't support the teams that report to them, will throw team under the bus to protect themselves * CEO will sell work for absurdly low billable rates and then blame the PM and development team for going over budget * CEO claims not to "blame storm" but does so on a daily basis * Good employees are laid off consistently * Extremely high turnover * Management doesn't listen to the expertise and recommendations of its staff, putting projects, budgets, and client satisfaction at risk * CEO will make a decision one day and the next will make a different decision, often the exact opposite of what was already decided * The company is not doing well financially and has laid off staff due to lack of revenue for multiple quarters * Vendors aren't paid when invoices are due because of lack of revenue * Absolutely no employee loyalty

- Nothing you do will be good enough. You'll bust your tail and be expected to do more, more, more. You'll say you're burned out, nothing will be done and ironically, they'll present a slide in the company meeting about avoiding burnout, yet you will be told personally "we're all busy, get over it" - Insane workload and hours. You can forget about having a personal life. If the boss wants something, he'll be relentless until he gets it - Be prepared to give the same information 10 different ways because management didn't like it the first 9 times you did it - Management has selective amnesia. You'll have to send the same thing 10 times - If you question anything, you will be belittled and made an example of publicly - Your professionalism and experience will be questioned and you'll be undermined on a regular basis - Meetings and decisions will be made behind your back, yet you're expected to execute on promises you weren't made aware of - You might be asked to be unethical and lie to clients. - Bogus reviews are made by internal employees to keep the truth on page two.