Conductor reviews

The company can't seem to decide whether it wants to focus on business or social justice. Almost every single meeting involves something about racism and how horrible people are. The company went from a great place to work, to one where negativity and division is growing by leaps and bounds. Company chat during company meetings is becoming a cess pit with constant negativity and division. Not to mention almost every Q&A now involves direct attacks and falsehoods, primarily targeted at the CEO and C-Suite, for failing to attend a meeting or failing to send an email within moments of something happening in the world. It really feels like a few people will scream and cry and the CEO will immediately feel bad and likely roll over for those select few employees. Good luck trying to do your job and avoid this though. You'll be blasted with emails and potentially meetings where you need to be told about how horrible everything is. The increase in negativity and focus on news has coincided with the company bleeding people. Some of the best team members who were long term employees (3+ years) are fleeing. It's now a rotating door and the company can barely keep up with the amount of people leaving. We're told everything is fine and it's actually a good thing that people leave, but no one believe you. Other reviews have mentioned this, but many people are underpaid for what they actually do. HR claims it's working on a plan to address this, but I half expect multiple salaries to be slashed because only titles will get looked it. You'll get burned out and you won't even get paid what your worth. Plus, no plans as of yet to address how they completely skipped a year of raises (while also punting prospects because people cried).

Leadership seems very slow to acknowledge that people are leaving this company in droves right now, or they just don't care. Employees are frustrated, under compensated, tired, and just losing hope that leadership knows what they are doing. Conductor was an amazing place to work a few years ago, we're not sure what happened, but this does kind of feel like a sinking ship. I recently left, but current employees are all having private discussions about this right now. It's unfortunate because I still think Conductor is a great place to work, but if they don't start acknowledging these issues like right now, I'm not sure they'll even have enough employees to satisfy customers in a very short time.