Red River reviews

2.2

23% would recommend to a friend

(44 total reviews)

Brian Roach

26% approve of CEO

12% positive business outlook

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1.0
Jan 17, 2026

Trickle Down Pressure

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

- They pay you on time - Team positivity in spite of adversity

Cons

- High pressure environment for no logical reason - Little to no guidance on what your job actually is - Will punish you for not doing your job when they don't even tell you - Asking far too much adaptability of the team. Constant shifting environment with zero consistency from leadership due to saying yes to literally anything the lab wants - PTO package is a sham. Offers "unlimited or flex" but is incredibly restrictive - Raises are non existent. The program was changed in 2025 and as a result consistent raises will never happen for anyone.

2.0
Nov 11, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

Free Coffee, Snacks, Lunch. Some people are cool Not a bad commute

Cons

Will terminate you without reason Job security Management is greedy Will work you until burnout Multitasking insane, undoable at times Work is overwhelming a lot Managers prioritize their own needs Way too much micromanaging Sales team overpromise too much Push DEI nonsense Favoritism Office politics Fake people Kick the can work Work from home dissolved Pay can be better

1.0
Jun 16, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

The only redeeming quality of this organization is the people on the ground—the employees who show up every day, do the real work, and try to maintain some level of quality and integrity despite being completely unsupported by leadership. My team members were some of the most hardworking, dedicated professionals I’ve had the privilege to work with. They deserve real leadership, not the dysfunction they’re stuck under.

Cons

Let’s be clear: Who ever appointed this senior executive for this program is actively destroying this company from the inside out. Their leadership is rooted in fear, control, and manipulation. They don’t lead—they intimidate, micromanage, and gaslight anyone who challenges their authority. Speak up and you’re branded a problem. Push back and you’re threatened or shut down. To distract from the chaos, they rolled out the “Performance Goals + DRIVE Program”—a hollow initiative that’s nothing more than a smokescreen. It’s presented as a development tool, but in reality, it’s a tool of control—used to force compliance, justify favoritism, and punish dissent. It’s not about growth or performance; it’s about optics and power. But the biggest betrayal is the lies. Constant, calculated lies about compensation, advancement, and career development. Leadership sells false hopes and dreams to keep people in line—offering promises of raises, promotions, and “growth opportunities” that never happen. Ask for what you were told to expect, and suddenly you’re “not aligned” or “not eligible.” Even worse: everyone who started around the same time I did received raises in their second year—except me. I met expectations, worked hard, and stayed loyal—only to be ignored, passed over, and lied to. The favoritism is blatant. The dishonesty is routine. And no one in leadership is held accountable. Meanwhile, morale is in freefall. The good people are burning out or walking out. And the Senior executive? Still failing upward, unchecked, while pretending everything is fine.

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