-I was one of the first 100 employees, and I think that made all the difference for me. I basically designed the job I wanted to have after working here for a year. Now the opportunities to grow internally are basically nil—most jobs that open are for senior candidates only. Which is a huge bummer, because we have so many bright, hungry employees here who would do wonders if given the chance.
-The compensation is so out of whack. Now, this might be a tech industry thing, and not a Jama thing, but I'm compelled to call it out. I make much less than many people here, and not for a lack of proven results. I was not a seasoned industry vet when I accepted this offer, so I didn't realize how I was shooting myself in the foot for future raises by accepting what I did (both when I first started and when I accepted the minimal raise when I got promoted).
-We could do a much better job of trying to hire minorities (both gender and racial minorities). The trainings for things like Unconscious Biases are volunteer-only, so the people who could really use them, don't attend.