-Regularly cut corners for programs to avoid late deliverables resulting from poor planning
-Weak management at most levels that lacks experience and professionalism
-Relies on several skilled personnel to carry the team through most of its successes
-Rewards political infighting over professional output
-Suffers from corporate distrust from its new ownership
-Hires exclusively young MSU graduates and has little to no experienced staff.
-Predatory hiring which promises benefits they “can’t put in writing” which it regularly fails to provide (pay or otherwise)