The substance is the problem.
1. Communication. "Transparency" is a value, but rarely practiced. Leaders' calendars are hidden, few people know what is happening outside their vertical, leaders obfuscate about how the company is doing and then "transparently" tell us why they made decisions after the fact.
2. HR is a mess. They recently got a new CPO, but he hasn't been able to make much change. There is rarely follow-up from HR, I've seen and heard of investigations being stalled for months, gotten wrong information on employment laws or company policies, and quite frankly, I am scared of retaliation for this post.
3. Image-obsessed. Notice most of my "pros" are the superficial things because the company wants to "show" they care about people. They focus on awards and perks, but I and many of my colleagues did not feel valued as people.
4. Zero focus on professional development, company-wide.
5. Recent lay-offs and pay cuts make me skeptical about the growth potential here.