Radancy reviews

-lack of growth opportunity unless you are "liked" - nepotism. Promotions are regularly given to people based on popularity rather than skill. -hostile management, zero leadership ability. I've dealt with upper management that lie over and over to cover themselves and even when its brought to the attention of other managers they do nothing about it. - horrendous training, be prepared to be put in positions that you know nothing about, and you won't get help from the people that you are supporting because they don't always know what they are doing and were likely promoted prematurely. I do not' really think the important people in this company have a clue what is happening on the accounts. There are a lot of smart people working here, but there are a lot that are simply clueless. I dealt with a Program Manager that constantly lied about their errors and tried to put the blame on others to make themselves look better. So many things were messed up because of this person, and they were never held accountable, and they continued is to do this until the time I left. This person made it clear that they don't care who's toes they stepped on to get to the top. Even when you showed proof of their lies it was just overlooked. While I did not discuss my dissatisfaction with other people on my team, I did hear rumblings of how people tried to go to upper management to complain and nothing was done about it. That one person on this team seemed to have everyone else fooled, at least the management. At one time or the other in my one year I heard of more than one person that wanted to leave the account. Funny thing is that the only people that were taken off the account were people that were not performing well. Those people were moved to different teams and fired. My time there felt as if I had no chance for success because we had one person that was somehow able to control the entire team. Its unfortunate, because I really did like the company, they just need to evaluate the people.