
Consistent follow-up by the recruiting team.
Car allowance, parking and bonus.
Too many silos and too many competing agendas. And too many hidden agendas.
A toxic culture dressed up as a Great Place to Work. By toxic I mean a culture that doesn't accept new viewpoints.
Now that the company is public, they need to move their entire sales and marketing organization into the 20th century. These still operate like they are in the 90's with large call center behind them.
Just look at the NPS numbers and how they have declined. The biggest investment in new systems went nowhere in making the organization more customer friendly. And that's because the people leading the project had no experience, outside of Softchoice, of what they were doing.