Indigo reviews

In 2 years, they laid off 80-100 people around February-March of each year. There was no indication that the layoffs were going to occur either time. As you can imagine, that created a terrible company culture. Also, the majority of the customers seemed to hate working with Indigo which made working in Customer Operations quite draining. Indigo is trying to bring technology into agriculture, and as you might imagine, many farmers have no interest in technology. It's an old-fashioned industry.

The Marketplace for grain sales has a bad reputation nationally with farmers. Large grain elevators often view Indigo as competition and do not work well with Indigo employees. Many people have involvement with sales processes and account management leading to slow payments and confusion. C-suite has a demonstrated detachment from ground level, zero of them live in Memphis where the commercial headquarters is located.