You won't ever find anyone speaking ill of the company out loud.
I didn't know the positivity was an affectation yet, so that was nice.
The pace of work is too fast for any actual quality management. Mistakes are many and onboarding training is almost non-existent. This is often on full display of the customers and retention of new customers is not great.
Coworkers who want to improve have their work cut out for them. You can take classes and seminars, but you won't get the opportunity to use that info to advance. There's nothing the workers can do except sink or swim.
Listen to and value your employees. Your veteran employees are what makes your company work. Stop with restructuring every time a big project fails or a client is lost. There is value in employee retention and workplace stability. Care more about the workers and the work.
It SOP for Stream to pay as little as they possibly can. They lure in young workers who don't know the value of their work and pay far lower than the standard for a position. Ideas for improvement are only accepted from the mainly male (7 out of 9), white (9 out of 9) management.