Pros
The coffee. Seriously, it's good stuff. The people that are responsible for product development, sourcing, roasting, and brewing are amazing. The product speaks for itself. There is a ton of potential.
Cons
The leadership. The Owner of the Company waltzes in every other Wednesday and sits in his office and takes calls about Chobani. The La Colombe leadership team then tries to get an hour with him to review product ideas and latest sales forecasts, most of which are in the red. They've made too many cans and can't sell them fast enough. There is rampant financial waste, abuse, and by extension likely some fraud happening. There are very few financial controls and there is no oversight into spending on office supplies, computer accessories, and team lunches. There was a hasty return to office plan announced, but the day before the CPO announced they had more work to do, and delayed it. She then went on medical leave, again, without having enough backfill around her to keep up with other HR issues. The internet in the office is slow and there doesn't appear to be any competent IT personnel besides one guy who can't find time to fix simple issues. Lastly, there are about 100 people that are required to work in the office, but 30 desks. You figure that one out. The rest of the sales team is disorganized, doesn't follow process or procedures, and isn't held accountable for their lack of progress.