
Out of 26 Lunchbox employee reviews, 61% were positive. The remaining 39% were constructive reviews with the goal of helping Lunchbox improve their work culture.
The are positive and help when needed.
All managers, directors, and leaders at Lunchbox are willing to make time for each individual!
The establishment if fair with its employees.
Being executives. New 'ish company, but, need to get harness moving fast with solid experience.
Listening to employees, taking time to make real, actionable plans, communicating clearly and effectively, pausing and reflecting whether their decisions have negative or positive effects on the rest of the company
They only talk the talk, over time your actions will define you. That walk will be revealing.
PTO for working moms and flexibility with utmost understanding to circumstance.
Our equity was diluted from the acquisitions and promotions are not handed out fairly.
Pay is moderate, but given only a couple of weeks to adjust in a start up environment is discourainging.
Team members are very commutative and willing to help and insightful would giving suggestions
Communication and the urge to help each other succeed.
The effort and action on behalf of my team is top notch. These folks work so hard even with the insane conditions and expectations we are put under.
Everyone brings something different and new to the table. Their quick and scrappy thinking motivates others to do the same.
Hard to say when team managers are fired.
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My team members and Direct report are extremely commutative helpful and available when needing help
People hold each other up, even when the days are hard
Realistic goals and coaching are needed. Constant churn and burn out wasn't systemically addressed as the COO/CFO and CEO want results. No matter how much they SAY they care, the want fast results.
Each recruiter was so great at communicating throughout the entire process!
More transparency around salary, less snake-oil salesy moves from recruiters, and more transparency around the ACTUAL culture.
The leadership team and everyone's willingness to get the job done.
COO/CFO gives a sense of untrustworthiness. CEO talks too much. If they cannot change, everyone is on the chopping block.
Leadership showing less favoritism (it's so apparent here). Leadership being more transparent about people leaving. Leadership being more supportive of the company's growth, and leadership being more transparent period.