- With regular turnover in leadership following the private equity acquisition, the company's strategic direction has changed so frequently that it seems to have disappeared.
- Zero transparency from the board/leadership about how strategic decisions are made.
- New leadership is unwilling to acknowledge accountability or take responsibility for shortcomings or failures.
- Multiple rounds of layoffs. The original staff of diverse, opinionated, and talented individuals has been nearly entirely replaced with a revolving door of "yes men" who have very little industry experience.
- They don't seem to support new hybrid or remote roles outside of their Denver office.
- Very few wellness benefits to support a healthy work life balance.