Market position
Some brand recognition.
Potential to completely turn the tables and become a market leader, likely with new leadership.
A rise in pandemic demand that led to uncharacteristically strong performance and increased headcount is now slowing.
Chronic shiny object syndrome.
Increasing turnover, often due to lack of professional growth.
Decreasing employee engagement and morale.
Unusual reporting and team structures.
Less than competitive compensation.
Lack of focus on operational efficiency.
Functional leaders/VPs rarely collaborate.
Some in positions to lead people focus on driving initiatives and expanding influence instead.
Acquisitions go unintegrated.
Beyond large meetings, key leaders go unseen by most.
Find scalable ways to gather perspectives from a larger set of employees. Encourage those VPs and middle managers that do have your attention to focus more on setting up their people, organizations, and teams for success. Focus less on initiatives, opportunists, and heroes.
Vimeo's recruiter, Samer, set up a Skype interview with their engineer, Alfie. We chatted and agreed on my home assignment. I spent half a day working on the project and sent them the results. After three weeks, I haven't received any feedback, posit
The whole process took about a month. I had an initial chat with a recruiter who was really nice and talked a lot about how awesome the culture is. He said this would be a three-part interview, with part 2 being a technical interview and part 3 bein
Initially, the recruiter contacted me over the phone. The recruiter was professional, friendly, and genuinely interested to know my background. He also discussed the company and the role being offered. I was interested in the company because I had an
Vimeo's recruiter, Samer, set up a Skype interview with their engineer, Alfie. We chatted and agreed on my home assignment. I spent half a day working on the project and sent them the results. After three weeks, I haven't received any feedback, posit
The whole process took about a month. I had an initial chat with a recruiter who was really nice and talked a lot about how awesome the culture is. He said this would be a three-part interview, with part 2 being a technical interview and part 3 bein
Initially, the recruiter contacted me over the phone. The recruiter was professional, friendly, and genuinely interested to know my background. He also discussed the company and the role being offered. I was interested in the company because I had an