Supportive coworkers, but processes need standardization - Surveyor Saildrone Employee Review

3.0
May 4, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Great employees, everyone is willing to lend a hand

Cons

A lot of processes are not standardised

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5.0
Sep 18, 2025
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Pros

great people, real-world mission, superior technology, vanguard of innovation

Cons

we move fast...if rapid innovation isn't your thing, there are better places for you.

1.0
Jul 9, 2025
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

The mission behind the technology is innovative and forward-thinking. Working on cutting-edge solutions that could transform climate research, defense, and maritime operations should be something to be proud of. The product itself is fascinating. Some teammates are collaborative and care about doing meaningful work. Benefits are decent, and location is beautiful

Cons

Leadership is where this place falls apart. There’s a culture of control masked as structure. Instead of empowerment, some managers operate with micromanagement, dismissiveness, and retaliation. You’re expected to speak up, but when you do, you’re gaslit or ignored. It creates a hostile environment where even vendors notice the dysfunction and hesitate to engage. The issue isn’t about accountability—it’s about consistency, fairness, and emotional intelligence. I’ve experienced being singled out, spoken to in condescending tones, and had my integrity questioned for asking clarifying questions. Communication is often reactive, inconsistent, and occasionally aggressive in tone. This is not a one-time incident—it’s a pattern. No clear timelines are provided for deliverables, yet you’re publicly questioned or called out for not having things ordered that weren’t even communicated clearly. Expectations shift without warning, but no ownership is taken at the leadership level. It’s exhausting and demoralizing to navigate a workplace where you feel like you’re constantly defending your right to do your job.

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