
Dominant leader in the learning management systems market niche, will survive, whether can reaccelerate growth is an open question.
More decision making, less politicking.
Collaborative team environment amongst coworkers.
Certainty about future compensation policy/strategy given the take private announcement.
Tackling problems that can impact the course of the business.
Concern about long term strategy, need to see success on new product front.
Coworkers are very intelligent, and their contribution and intelligence make working at CSOD great.
Very smart and passionate about what they do and know. The employees are what make the company.
There is a lot of FUD right now due to the acquisition of Saba. As a result, there is a lot of uncertainty and fear, which is sapping employee morale and leading to stagnation. Clearly articulating RIF schedules and making employees feel valued would help a lot.
Prior leadership started to squeeze the employees a lot more on health benefits, and uncertain what future will hold. Cost cuts are the norm, which generally means employee benefits and pay are a last resort to hold at or above market standards. In a wait and see pattern.