New management took over in 2013 and has made some dramatic changes. All of the senior executives who were there in 2013 are gone and the company's product lines, systems and compensation/benefit plans have changed considerably. A number of people in Wisconisn have lost their jobs and all new positions are being created/filled on the East Coast where the new leaders reside. The new CEO has a track record of building up and then selling companies making himself a lot of money and leaving others to clean up the mess, so a number of people are concerned about their future job status. Weekend emails and weekend/late hour work on a regular basis are much more common and the new executives put much more emphasis on work and less on life balance. The new strategy seems to change frequently with many starts, stops and do overs, which makes it very hard on the staff and building any positive momentum. New systems have been slow to build and costly with repeated changes in the CIO (on our 4th since 2013) and IT staff.
