Poor decision making and lots of turnover - Operations Honor Employee Review

2.0
Dec 6, 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Mission-driven, for-profit company in SF. That’s a tough combo to find

Cons

The four co-founders of Honor are actually two married couples, which makes for a very unique culture and decision-making structure. The cofounders seem to get involved in many decisions, even those that don’t concern their area of focus. They don’t seem to trust their leadership team. They also don’t prioritize culture building or work-life balance, so it always feels like people are running around, with everything being a fire drill. Honor also has a very odd talent management philosophy with people coming and going all the time, often with no communication.

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Honor Response
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Thank you for taking the time to provide feedback. As a family run business our founders truly believe in creating an environment where all of our employees feel valued and empowered. If you feel we’ve missed the mark in some way, we encourage you to speak to your manager or your HR partner. We know our environment can be intense - we are dealing with difficult situations on a daily basis - but we also strive to create opportunities for you to connect with your co-workers and encourage all managers to respect boundaries and work-life balance. The quarterly engagement surveys, town halls, regular 1:1s with your manager, and HR office hours are all opportunities to share your ideas and feedback and we really want to hear them!

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