The CMO Is undermining the company's Brand
Pros
-I live 60 miles from the office, so I really appreciate the ability to work remotely. -Half-day Fridays during the summer. -Opportunity to work with some cool brands.
Cons
Initially, I was optimistic about the new CMO because he seemed to have a strong background in data, which is crucial for marketing. However, it didn't take six months before it became clear things were headed for disaster. There's been a lot of talk about changes and restructuring. They made announcements about changes in marketing, but all I've seen is coworkers being let go without replacements. This isn't just happening in the US; it's a global issue, and it seems like they just want to dismantle the entire department and bring in lab rats to masquerade as marketing professionals. Every quarterly meeting or town hall is filled with promises of progress, yet all I see is more departures and no changes. This isn't smart restructuring; they're letting go of people who really understand our brands.
