*Unlimited time off (but is actively discouraged, or scoffed at)
*No work/life balance
*Pay
*Coworkers lacking knowledge
*Managers lacking drive
*Lots of "yes" men and women
*Upper management that actively suppresses employee advancement
*Promoting those undeserving of advancement over others who have worked hard
Getting down to brass tacks, the company is not as good as the reviews make it out to be.
There are snacks and drinks to entice you into the office. There are dog days even. But the bottom line is the bottom line, to the detriment of the employees.
Overall the pay is significantly less than similar positions elsewhere, and when confronted about this, the company gives some people a small bump to try and appease them.
This has obviously failed. Since the start of the new year, there have been around a dozen management level employees who have left. Often because of issues with pay.
There is significant rumblings all throughout the business, complaining about the inability to get the tools to do their jobs(laptops, monitors, access to Salesforce, Gong), pay, work/life balance. Few, if any, are happy at the company. Instead, they stay simply because of convenience.
Management is filled with people that say "yes" whenever asked/told to do something, without consideration to what it will do to the product or the employees. This leads to managers who do little to no good. This has happened to the support team, the implementations team, the development team, and others.