Overall, this company has potential, but it’s severely handicapped by its leadership. The recruiting process was hands-down the best I’ve ever experienced—professional, efficient, and well-structured. The People Department is fantastic, and some departments have an amazing culture. However, the positives stop there.
The CEO is the root of the company’s dysfunction. While he’s written a solid set of company values, he’s the first to ignore them. Employees are expected to take ownership, yet favoritism runs rampant. Some employees are allowed to show up drunk, come in whenever they feel like it, and face zero consequences. Meanwhile, talented employees are overlooked, undervalued, or outright fired—like the competent CMO who was replaced with an unprofessional and clueless Creative Director. This individual has no idea what they’re doing, and the only reason the website hasn’t imploded is sheer luck.
The marketing department is a chaotic mess, and anyone considering a job there should think twice. There’s no room for growth, and the environment is politically charged with zero accountability. The CEO is a micromanager who seems completely disconnected from the values he preaches. It became clear within three weeks that this place is a “good old boys club,” focused more on internal politics than actual progress or performance.
My advice? Avoid this company, especially any roles tied to the marketing department.