An okay place to work - Business Development Associate LaunchGood Employee Review

3.0
26 Jun 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

- remote work with flexible hours - coworkers that become friends - islamic values - high energy work environment - rewarding company mission - good insight in what other teams are doing with some opportunities to work on projects you may be interested in outside your current role.

Cons

- low pay with no clear pay bands/structure - unclear and difficult career progression - disorganized management - high turnover with bad documentation making cross collaboration difficult - no standardized performance reviews or feedback - too much reliance on "high seasons" like ramadan to hit company goals - too much reliance on large but unpredictable campaigns without good support systems to manage them in place - often told to offer new ideas but they are not actually implemented or given the supports/tools to see them succeed - reliance on re-hiring or mass hiring new people instead of investing in existing teams (be it via investing in workers compensations or team budgets) - sudden layoffs in certain departments affecting moral - glossing over systemic management and operation issues by inviting speakers, having unnecessary on-sites, and promoting "we're a family"

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1.0
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Pros

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Cons

Executive leadership is disorganized and frequently unprofessional, creating a chaotic work environment. Compensation is well below market, seemingly justified by an assumption that Muslim employees will accept lower pay in exchange for working at a mission-driven organization. Work hours are long, often exceeding nine hours per day. Although the company advertises flexible PTO, requests are closely scrutinized and frequently denied, with PTO effectively unavailable for the month leading up to Ramadan and during Ramadan itself—despite this being one of the busiest periods. There is significant turnover within the Shura (senior leadership), largely attributable to ineffective executive leadership. Leadership just want people to agree with them. Anything outside of this will result in bad performance ratings. There is a lot of religious abuse. We make duaa before and after meetings but spend the whole meeting talking poorly of others.

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