They WILL dispose of you out of nowhere - Taproom General Manager Boochcraft Employee Review

2.0
Mar 1, 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

- They give you a full case of Boochcraft every month - Most people lower in the company are awesome, minus the execs; they are horrible people

Cons

- They will use you to fix what they have broken and create SOPs/structure, then will let you go and pay someone a quarter of what you made to maintain your work because it is cheaper than keeping you. - The exec team refuses to use logic and makes decisions based on feelings. This causes them to lose money and resources constantly, and if you go against what they have to say, you risk losing your job. - Tries to compare themselves to Juneshine without having a Juneshine budget. - No one outside of the brewery and taproom have any experience with alcohol or bars, so most of the time they have no idea what they are dealing with or what they are talking about. - Overall: cheap, don't know what they are actually doing, and definitely going under.

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Pros

1. The product itself has potential, though that potential is being squandered by mismanagement. 2. Many of the employees are genuinely talented and hardworking, but their efforts are consistently undermined by the leadership team.

Cons

1. Toxic Leadership: The executives are ruthless and completely disconnected from the needs of employees, customers, and the market. Decisions seem to be driven by ego and personal agendas rather than sound strategy or long-term goals. 2. Destroyed Company Culture: The work environment is toxic, with leadership fostering a culture of fear and neglect. Employee well-being is clearly not a priority, and turnover reflects that—people leave as soon as they can. 3. No Brand Identity: Boochcraft has become irrelevant in the marketplace. Leadership has failed to create or maintain a cohesive brand identity, leaving the company floundering in a sea of competitors who have outpaced them in innovation and recognition. 4. Abysmal Communication: Information flow is non-existent. Employees are often left in the dark, and when communication does occur, it’s dismissive, condescending, or riddled with mixed messages. 5. Mismanagement at Every Level: From strategic decisions to day-to-day operations, the company is a masterclass in what not to do. Leadership's inability to make informed, collaborative decisions has crippled the company's ability to grow or succeed.

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