Decent company if we were treated as human beings. - Anonymous employee Axon Employee Review

2.0
May 23, 2022
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Very Animal Farm, some are more equal than others. Great, so long as you're not the others.

Cons

As post-Floyd product demand has risen, employees are expected to cover expanded workload without additional staffing. Excessive work has resulted in staff departure, creating increased demand on staff who stay to backfill open roles; there is no support from management and 12-16 hour days are common to meet these sales support demands. Management enjoys the benefits of flex PTO, while front line staff are chastised for taking off for a medical appointment due to the aforementioned demands. Managers routinely take multiple weeks off throughout the year, while front line have not been afforded the "privilege" of an actual vacation week for years as we;r expected to be available if we are even approved time off. For context, most of my non-management team has not been afforded more than a handful of non-sequential days off in years.

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Axon Response
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Thank you for your candor. We can't be the best company we can be without critical feedback. Hiring is our plan to address burnout and to meet global demand for our products. We are investing heavily and growing exponentially in key career fields to address feedback we have received and set the company up for continued success. We know we have work to do and thank you for sharing your perspective.

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