
The team is consistently reacting to executive leadership decisions, which changes daily. There's no consistency in direction and only reaction to current market trends.
Executives need to own up to their bad decision-making and not take it out on the employees. They should be honest in their reasonings for making changes.
The company is in the process of downsizing and cutting costs. Many of the perks and benefits are being taken away or changed to put more cost on the employee - including higher cost medical plans, dental, and vision.
Executives have made very bad financial decisions. But instead of owning up to them, they have decided to fix it by releasing staff. Impacts are being felt from the analysts, front-line manager, to directors. Executives are not impacted by the changes.
The Executive leadership team has made decisions over the past 5 years that burned through a majority of the profits earned from years with little to no natural disasters. Now that hurricanes are hitting, the profit margin is in danger and to make up the difference employees are being released.