Run - Business Unit Progress Employee Review

1.0
May 30, 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

remote first culture, decent benefits, decent work life balance

Cons

they're acquiring tons of small companies and then firing most of the employees. they lost all the culture that came with the companies before, and it's really just a boys club. 90% of all the teams are cis white men and it shows. it's impossible to get a raise if you aren't that and there's no diversity or inclusion. management is also not shy about their political views and theyre all very conservative.

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Progress Response
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Acquisitions bring change. And we’re pleased to share that the rumors mentioned in this post are, frankly, not true. The majority of acquired employees stay with Progress post-acquisition, and our inclusive, welcoming culture is well known and cherished by our employees. Our team is also heavily invested in several programs like our Women in STEM scholarship series, which have helped to build a pipeline of diverse, creative leaders, both at Progress and in our community at large. We’re especially proud to say that half of our Progress leadership team and 1/3 of our global population is made up women. In addition, approximately 1/3 of our U.S. population is made up of people of color. Anyone interested in our diversity, equity and inclusion work can find it detailed in our 43-page annual Corporate Social Responsibility Report which details our global commitment to positive change.

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