- Brought it more experienced leaders across a number of functions, but most have quit or been pushed out. Only CEO and CCO have opinions that matter and no other leaders are really trusted to make any real decisions - Most junior/mid-level employees are not granted equity, yet are still expected to act as owners of the business -- it's one thing for the founders (who really have all the upside) to go above and beyond or work long hours, it's another to expect that of everyone else without skin in the game - HR only seems to exist for recruiting. No support, new and confusing performance review process (that only even happens in sole teams), nothing around culture and morale - Very German male oriented culture. If you’re not putting in lots of facetime and hanging out (read: drinking) with the key leaders, you’ll be entirely out of sight, out of mind - CEO is proud that it’s an “and” culture, not “either/or.” Having ambition is great, but when you make everything a priority nothing ends up being a priority and there’s no alignment on the vision - Complicated legal entity structure makes accounting processes cumbersome and slower than they should be. Another review pointed to late invoices as a sign of cash flow problems, but it's accounting being understaffed to manage the complex web of bank accounts, etc. when you own dozens of brands and operating in a number of different countries - FBA aggregator space is under real pressure and Razor is no exception - Expect to work (and be in the office) long hours. Emails and pings do not stop while on holidays either - People have been fired and contracts not renewed without any feedback in advance. If you’re not part of the core “clique” that the founders like, you’re 100% expendable