Pros
• Strong talent and hardworking teams across the organisation. • Employees remain committed and continue delivering results despite operational challenges. • Solid products and strong market potential within the industry. • Exposure to global teams and opportunities to contribute to impactful client-facing work.
Cons
• Leadership culture can feel heavily political, reactive, and blame-oriented, with limited accountability and transparency from ELT. • Employees may feel discouraged from speaking openly due to lack of psychological safety and fear that concerns may be used against them. • Decision-making is highly centralised, leaving managers and teams with limited autonomy and ownership. • Frequent restructuring and redundancies, combined with limited communication or debriefing, have created uncertainty around job stability. • Inclusion and diversity initiatives can feel performative rather than consistently reflected in day-to-day behaviours and leadership actions. • Respect and professionalism are not consistently experienced across all levels, particularly during high-pressure situations. • Internal systems and processes are outdated and overly approval-driven, creating inefficiencies and operational friction. • Cross-functional collaboration is impacted by silos, unclear ownership, and inconsistent communication. • Performance management, promotions, salary reviews, and grading structures lack transparency and clear criteria. • Employee feedback surveys do not always appear to result in meaningful or sustained organisational improvements