Save your mental health and avoid!! - Anonymous employee ConnexAI Employee Review

1.0
Jan 29, 2025
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Genuinely couldn’t name one avoid at all costs if you value yourself and your mental wellbeing.

Cons

Horrendous management, the majority have titles in name only and are completely out of their depths for the positions they hold. They enjoy bullying, belittling and gaslighting members of staff. Extreme turnover rate says it all. The toxic environment and a lack of internal policies being enforced makes it impossible to raise issues and if you were to “blow the whistle” on concerning behaviours it would be at your detriment. The hr practices (or lack there of) in this company are seriously concerning. The office culture is more like a high school playground with a big blame culture, degrading comments made daily about other employees from people in management or positions of power and staff visibly upset on a regular basis . I witnessed multiple employees personal concerns and issues turned into jokes and shared around the office by members hr and management, people that they should’ve been able to trust with such personal concerns. There is no human element to this company. Avoid at all costs.

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2.0
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Cons

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