PAN very quickly went from the gold standard to bottom of the barrel. Supervisors are overloaded with too many accounts and underperforming account teams, and VPs are so concerned with client retention due to a rapid loss of historic accounts, that they push their teams to severely over service and work way beyond scope. People are worked to the max with absolutely no work-life balance. This has led to burnout like never before, which is why people have quit at an alarming rate in the past year or so. All the while, employees have elevated this feedback to the executive committee and HR, and while they shake their heads and pretend to care, they make zero effort to actually mitigate the stressors. This place is the definition of churn and burn... and for comparatively low salaries.
The CEO, Phil, at first comes across like he truly cares, but soon the façade wears off and you can see he's doing nothing more than lip service. Even though he will be the first person in line to tell you what a great leader he is, he's run the company into the ground, largely because his ego hasn't allowed him to see the company crumbling in front of him.