- Leadership is disorganized, immature, and lacks emotional intelligence.
- Decision-making is reactive and often made without regard for long-term impact.
- The company frequently pivots with little notice, sometimes halting all work to focus on pilots that are rushed and under-resourced.
- Teams are pushed to the brink to deliver high-stakes projects based on vague promises of large commit contracts — but those contracts rarely materialize. As a result, the work ends up being a loss in both time and morale.
- There is a troubling pattern of gender bias at the leadership level. Leadership routinely disregarded the input of women on the team, only showing respect to male colleagues. Disagreement was met with silent treatment, even in customer-facing roles.
- Leadership does not value or acknowledge the sacrifices of their team.
- Appreciation is nonexistent, and burnout is treated as normal.
- From a financial standpoint, the equity is unlikely to be worth anything given the company’s volatility and the intensely competitive nature of the data annotation space.