
exhausting, under valued, unheard, chaotic
Working with my team and my direct manager.
we're all hardworking passionate people
We all support one another.
it looks good on paper
They handled the move to remote work well, just not the return to office.
With so much work and not enough staff, you're never without something to do.
fixing what's broken before building on it, ease up on the sales push, in post pandemic world don't require Nashville residency for promotion opportunities
change the firedrill nature of the work, hire and promote people who don't look like you, pay your people market value and allow fully remote workers
There isn't any plan to address the gender/race gap in pay. If you love what you do and are not interested in promotion, you are not compensated equitably to those now hiring in to a similar position.
As a hiring manager I have visibility to the current jobs market and just how woefully underpaid I am and my employees/peers are. Recruiting also doesn't do a good job of sourcing diverse candidates. How can you expect morale not to decline when you require B&M work but new hires can be remote.