Vision isn't there. They are trying to survive with unrealistic venture capital owner expectations. Severely over budget on conversions, which drained available money necessary work to set the company up for future profits. Problems start right at the top. Exec leadership has had too much turnover, company merger with LTCG doesn't appear to be going well. There is still an 'us' vs 'them' mentality deeply entrenched. Leadership/HR is not dealing with this. Yet, leadership keeps getting promoted to VPs, even as their employees are being laid off. It's a depressing place to work at this time. Just had another layoff this week, after having had one 5 weeks ago. This doesn't allow people to get on with their jobs because they are constantly looking over their shoulder for the next one, which might impact them. They need to do a 'one and done' layoff rather than nickel and dime layoffs that don't allow employees to de-stress and focus on their work. At some point, critical employees will be jumping ship in droves - people who will be difficult to replace quickly because of their knowledge of the company and processes.