What started out as promising soon descended into probably the worst time in my career. All issues are blamed on the mergers and while they have caused issues, they don't seem to address the lack of processes, transparency, communication or togetherness, and they no longer care about the people in the company (despite what the marketing material says). The unorganised mess that was the mergers has led to some weird structures and levelling which contributes to the issues of disconnection. It was false promise after false promise, ethically and morally dubious decisions, lack of transparency and death by recurring meeting. There's a clear strategy change since the C-suite and senior leadership changes which are at odds with the values they put on their marketing materials. People are just resources here and all they care about is utilisation. It doesn't matter what you want to do, if there's even a tenuous link between your experience and a project need, good luck because you're on that project now whether you like it or not and whether you can do it or not. There's also underhandedness and toxicity among the leadership which on the whole made it a thoroughly unpleasant place to work.