Pay has always been below average, but the culture and growth is what kept employees around. Employees are being silently force back to the office and layoffs continue. Operational roles have a large amount of work that can't be accounted for in metrics. If you complain about being over worked or you disagree with something your manager expects/wants because it's unrealistic, be ready to be issued a letter with behaviour issues (that can't be proven) related to the company's "values". Plans are huge, unattainable and very much out of your control. If you don't hit plan as a CAM/EAM, be ready to be put on a performance plan and/or issued a letter leading to dismissal. Success in career development is dependant on your direct manager and how much you're willing to overwork yourself and others around you. Finally and most importantly, mental health is a huge concern at this company. The number of employees taking stress leave has skyrocketed regardless of what part of the company you are in.