Transparency - Anonymous employee Flexion Employee Review

1.0
1 June 2025
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Work Life Balance is okay, But I wanted to give over all negative review to the leadership. Where 20 percent of people are leading. Is not funny when there is only handful of 100 people

Cons

It's hypocritical to call it transparency. When they talk about team changes or internal mobility, nothing about the process is actually transparent. Leadership already knows which teams are open, but instead of sharing that information openly, they just maintain a roster in an Excel sheet that's hidden from others. People who are interested in moving teams aren't given visibility or options. Instead, leadership selectively approaches individuals and tells them to move, often without any choice. So this so-called transparency is just a façade. It's all talk — there's no real openness or fairness in the process.

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5.0
5 Mar 2025
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The culture is such that people closest to the work & the problems are empowered to fix them. There is little that leadership doesn't share. They don't have all the answers, & that is okay.

Cons

Some people cannot handle the self-ownership that it takes to thrive here. If you need a manager to tell you what to do, this isn't the place for you.

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2.0
2 Apr 2026
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Pros

Remote-first company, flexible hours for most roles, competitive base-compensation

Cons

Non-developer roles are under-resourced. Very limited opportunities for growth and mobility for non-developers at the company. Health benefits were often inaccessible for folks outside of the core Wisconsin area. No 401k matching. The new professional growth program they recently implemented is confusing and, once again, mainly caters to developer employees.

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