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      Like working in a frat house - Anonymous employee Teya Employee Review

      1.0
      4 Jul 2023
      Anonymous employee
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business outlook

      Pros

      Lots of energy, lots to do

      Cons

      No clear direction. Massive nepotism. They recently laid off approx 250 people, but hired a second CEO. Cybersecurity is a shambles - they did hire a CISO, but he left again within a couple of months. Firing of leaders who disagree with senior leadership over the slightest thing is commonplace - everyone is walking on eggshells that they might be next. This leads to inertia, as no-one wants to be the one to put a step wrong. The company has grown massively through acquisition, but this leads to lots of bloat at the top. There is a culture of long office hours (lots of people still working at 7pm), but no corresponding reward. There is lots of emphasis on company-wide OKRs, but this doesn't seem to actually filter down to the teams doing the work.

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      Thanks for taking the time to share your feedback. We apologise that you haven't had the best experience working with us. At Teya, we value all of our current and former employees' feedback and we'd love to talk about your experience so that we can improve. You can contact us at peopleops-uk@teya.com if you'd like to talk about this further. We wish you all the best.

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