
Retaining employees with fair, comparable salaries and total compensation.
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When I actually have time to focus on something productive.
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We work together extremely well, despite having to constantly adapt to changing priorities.
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Less bureaucracy, especially from info-sec and the cloud center of excellence gatekeepers. Innovation is being stifled.
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Security team is draconian and too powerful, and its procedures are outdated. It holds up too many projects and ideas.
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Feels like there is no future for me and my team. Also worry that they will leave due to lack of appropriate compensation.
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Merit increases aren't keeping up with inflation and cost of living, including the cost of benefits increases. Medical coverage is far below other employers.
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Merit increases are stingy, even though profits are high. I make less each year than the year before once adjusted for cost of living.
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Integrating acquired companies. It's been nearly two years and my group is more isolated than ever, with no clear efforts to integrate into the larger LNRS organization.
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Salary is way below market. Benefits are also way below market. No ESP? No stock options? Unheard of. Staff sizes are too small for the jobs requested.
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Leadership needs to recognize that infosec is out of control and hampering innovation, and that employee compensation is way below what is needed to recruit and retain top talent.
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Salaries are far below market norms and not keeping up with cost of living and increased benefits costs. And the health benefit offerings are far below that of other companies.
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Reduce the bureaucracy. Stop with the "center of excellence" stuff, as it only serves to stifle innovation. Reduce the influence of info-sec -- their policies are stifling innovation and causing people to leave.
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Employee total compensation is lagging far behind the norm for my geographical region: salaries are lower than average; LNRS offers no stock purchase (ESPP) plan; no stock options offered to retain talent; 401(k) match is low; the health plans are expensive for the level of benefits provided.
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