Dangerously immature - Engineer Kinney Group Employee Review

1.0
Jun 2, 2016
Recommend
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Pros

Well connected and positioned in the marketplace. Hot tech partners and relationships. Opportunities abound if they can get organized and prepared.

Cons

Utter lack of a plan means chaos and overwork at every rank. Tyrannical and toxic leadership (CEO/CFO) will run the whole place out or into the ground. Turnover is outrageous. Lots of bad hiring decisions have turned the culture into one of ridiculous overwork.

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