Kikoff Operations Associate reviews

Nothings had a system, which was the actual problem. You'd get an email about a process, then another email saying it changed, then you find someone else doing it completely different and nobody could tell you when that switched or why, which just gets old. Projects would stall because nobody knew who was supposed to sign off or where things were in the pipeline- just endless " I thought you were handling that" conversations. Documents existed in like three different places, people didn't use the shared drives right, meeting happened without agendas and somehow you were supposed to know what you were responsible for afterward, and when you'd ask how to do something basic people would literally shrug and say " good question." Things fell through constantly. It wasn't laziness, everyone was trying, but there were no actual clear protocols or ownership of anything, so everything just dragged on longer than it needed to.

Huge egos, micromanagement, and narcissistic attitude made the workplace really toxic! Awful work atmosphere and terrible leadership push employees out of the company.