Spreetail is lead by inexperienced people who do not like to be challenged and cannot answer when they are questioned about the plans they come up with and how they realistically expect to achieve them. The CEO and core leaders are overconfident, do not understand a full long term P&L and are un-involved in the day to day business, many are rarely present in the office and thus are disconnected from their employees. This is not a retail company; they are a software company and do not understand how to be merchants, business intelligence analysis, or long term planning and forecasting. Extremely high turnover and an inability to recruit and retain experienced professionals is a key failure. While I was with the company I saw multiple mid to executive level employees with strong experience choose to leave in less than a year as they discovered, as I did, that they did not have a true plan or focus. Morale is synthetic and manufactured in order to look good publicly, but most all employees were stressed out, given unrealistic expectations, and hated coming to work. Very high pressure to post good public reviews on multiple social media platforms in order to be seen as a team player and to boost the company's image. They are probably at high risk of a lawsuit due to age discrimination as there are only a very small percentage who are over 30 let alone over 35. It appears that in order to keep overhead down they are focused on only hiring new college grads or people with only a couple years experience. If you watch their new hire announcements, which are frequent on social media, you will see a definite trend towards the younger candidates.