The CEO is in between a rock and a hard place. They sold the company to Goldman Sachs and now it's clear that Goldman makes the important decisions and not Leadership. This has facilitated a gigantic change in the company DNA. It used to be a company where employees felt valued, had equity, and were moving the ball forward. However with the recent leadership changes, employees don't feel valued, don't have equity (except for a few select C-Level execs), and don't feel like the company is moving in the right direction. All employees were told the GS acquisition would be a great thing, but it was only a good thing for the co-founders to pad their pockets and they seemingly don't make the decisions anymore and honestly don't seem to care. The Leadership Team has Ask Me Anything's but they seem to dance around the difficult questions w/ a lack of transparency.