Pros
No Pros - free lunch on Thursdays?
Cons
Avoid at all costs if you have experience and have worked for reputable companies. The marketing department has been in disarray for over 2 years, going from bad to worse. Following a wave of layoffs in 2023 that left teams skeletal, and a power struggle between a clueless CMO and empire-building US-based VPs, the CEO ousted the CMO and brought in an outsider. New year, new leadership – the new CMO arrived with promises of transformation, holding kumbaya meetings and talking big every week about potential changes. Seven months later, there's still no sign of a new marketing strategy. Teams are still relying on the same ineffective tactics. Surprise, surprise – the new CMO is recycling the same old formula: layoffs, hiring outsiders, and reorganizing essential functions, all while retaining ineffective leaders. Despite claims of transformation, it's business as usual. Is this starting to smell like fake news? It seems the new leader is more interested in building his own brand than solving our problems