There is a sense of deep mistrust toward employees in terms of time management and little true empathy beyond optics when a life event does crop up. This seems to affect women more harshly than men.
Management is mercurial. Sometimes very kind and understanding, other times micromanaging and exacting. There doesn't seem to be a logic behind when requests are granted or denied.
There's a genuine desire to make PlusQA a nice place to work, but this sense of instability permeates.
It can be difficult as an employee to have a "safe" space to give feedback, since it appears to be random when feedback is welcome and when it's taken very negatively.
Somehow management seems to respond to a concern that was raised in private between employees on Slack, which gives the impression that they are monitoring it closely.
I have heard from several sources that employees have been asked by management to leave positive reviews on Glassdoor, sometimes only a week or two into their employment.