Pros
The paychecks cleared. That's it.
Cons
This company is a shell of what it used to be. Stay far away. Zero competency with senior leadership. They do layoffs every 6 months like clockwork, because they are too inept to get out of their own way and let people do their jobs. The C-suite's primary skill set appears to be scheduling all-hands meetings to explain why the last round of layoffs was actually a "right-sizing" and a "huge opportunity for the team," when they are anything but. They put people in charge who don't know what they are doing (some self-admit it), forcing them to make ill-advised decisions based on feelings, rather than data or context. They don't care about investing in people who have shown loyalty or generated results. They are constantly trying to reinvent the wheel and fix things that aren't broken. Promotions and growth opportunities flow exclusively through favoritism and proximity to the right people, not through results, merit, or any discernible performance criteria. You can exceed every goal and get passed over for someone who is someone else's roommate, or someone who is in the office vs. remote. This is not a company that likes hard questions or being told they are wrong. They only sugarcoat company health, so everything always sounds like it is going well, despite them cutting the budget and staff at the same time. If you enjoy doing real work, being empowered to execute, and having leaders who actually trust their teams, do yourself a profound favor: look as far away from Recharge as possible.