The management's approach to running the business left much to be desired. The CEO's constant pursuit of shortcuts and corner-cutting practices hindered progress and made it challenging to achieve KPIs. This was exacerbated by the lack of proper tools and resources to support employees in their roles, hindering their potential for success. Furthermore, the company's culture suffered due to the predominantly remote work setup. There was little effort invested in fostering a sense of camaraderie among colleagues, leading to minimal communication and interaction beyond work-related matters. The management's lack of transparency added to this issue, as employees were often left in the dark about important company decisions and developments. Another discouraging aspect was the lack of clear opportunities for professional growth. The absence of a well-defined career path left employees uncertain about their future within the organization. Moreover, the management's micromanagement style stifled creativity and limited opportunities for self-expression and innovation. Work discussions were inadequate, with little room for employee input, resulting in a dissatisfying work experience overall.