Pros
A President that stabbed the CEO in the back to get to her current role, prides herself with the ability to fire people, and hits the morale of everyone she works with. A CEO that’s never been accountable for his decisions and mistakes, manipulates the information shown to the board, hides all numbers from employees, and was left surrounded by so called “leaders” that joined recently and were brought in by his Norwest investor - the CTO (recently fired but still salaried), CRO, CPO (who recently gave up and left), and a new interim CFO (who wasn’t even interviewed by the CEO and the President before joining - maybe that’s why he’s already been on vacation for 5 weeks). These are people that cost a lot but work little and mostly have high expectations about the way they’re treated but he’s happy with them as long as they act like puppies. A terrible example for a first-time CEO that is selfish and lacks any integrity. A second wave of mass layoffs and more promises for a birght future - the company ran out of money months ago but the leadership continued stating that there’s runway until 2020, which is a blatant lie! They said they raised more money but won’t tell under what terms - the terms of the round are moSt probably TERRIBLE since they won’t announce them! PS: all responses from the CEO to posts on Glassdoor are actually done by a junior employee in Bulgaria who copy pastes a templated text - the CEO thinks he’s so great, he can’t deal with critical feedback on his own.
Cons
It’s all great... as long as you don’t consider this sinking ship as a step in your career!