ProbablyMonsters reviews

The communication is terrible. In July we were told no layoffs were anticipated the company finances were in a good space. Our September communications day was cancelled. Thursday morning a vague and ominous email went out. The next two days were filled with people being laid off one at a time effective immediately. I was laid off with no warning, nor was my manager informed prior. For a company that has been talking about transparency and communications being so important, this was a complete fail.

Communication is non-existent, no accountability from leadership (e.g. layoffs), rampant nepotism, HR policies changing for the worse (e.g. return to office), compensation other than salary is vaporware, no career advancement opportunities.