Lack of Inclusivity: Women were frequently excluded from meetings, projects, and decision-making processes.
Poor Communication and Coordination: After the acquisition, expectations were unclear, processes were disorganized, and employees were often left out of critical updates.
Unrealistic Expectations & Workload: Required to be available 24/7 with last-minute projects and unreasonable timelines, making work-life balance nearly impossible.
Limited Access to Tools: Inadequate system access hindered the ability to complete tasks efficiently.
Top-Down Leadership Culture: Leadership was heavily family-based, resistant to feedback, and dismissive toward employees.