Wayspring reviews

This is a shadow company hiding behind its values to positively impact the addiction crisis. axial over promises and under delivers while sucking investors dry. The company has ditched its original premise/products because they failed the sniff test and clients are figuring it out. Unfortunately no one is concerned about the addicts-only creating the illusion of value to sell the company for a big payday. New CEO is desperately pivoting company to behavioral health services in attempt to create viable products/revenue. Massive staff turnover- some of it good. The smart talent headed for the doors months ago and everyone else “looking” except for private equity special hires brought in for turnaround. Don’t leave a good job to come here. The iceberg has been hit and the ship is slowly sinking.

The biggest challenge this year has been a new CEO who is shaking things up quickly and rigorously. I can’t say that this is a good thing, as everyone seems to be confused about who axial is as a company and what we are trying to accomplish. Teams are segmented and do not share a common goal because leadership can’t seem to agree on what the goal even is. It’s a challenge to stay motivated when the people you work for and see every day don’t even know your name or what you do.