While the company appears successful from the outside, there are significant internal issues, particularly around transparency and leadership.
Despite positive performance feedback, employees may find themselves unexpectedly let go during annual reviews, with unclear or questionable reasoning. Rather than being transparent about organizational decisions, management fabricated performance issues to justify terminations, which felt dishonest and unfair. It became clear that layoffs were more about keeping up appearances for external stakeholders than actual performance issues.
Additionally, favoritism is rampant, with those connected to leadership enjoying more job security and growth opportunities, while others are sidelined. If you’re not part of the inner circle, expect little stability or support.