
Individual employees are great, but don't tend to stay at the company long, both because of layoffs and better opportunities.
Being transparent with the company, and seriously evaluating middle management, many of whom are just as problematic as executive leadership.
Address the fact that teams have been chronically understaffed for years, and either hire more people or actually make structural changes to reduce workloads.
The company seems to have no high level strategy for its acquisitions and streamlining different products and services, resulting in redundancies that could reduce unreasonable workloads if addressed.
I was not interviewed by the current team, but in my experience some recruiters are great while others are difficult to work with. High turnover in HR hasn't helped.
Pay is not competitive with similar companies. Raise structure is totally unclear, raises are arbitrary timing-wise and not at all seemingly connected to employees' performance. Leadership and middle managers are not transparent about compensation.