Splashtop Reviews

Low salary, standard benefits. Interesting that a company that sells remote access solutions isn’t remote itself, seems hypocritical. Also doesn’t seem to know how to scale effectively- communication across departments is lacking despite being in business for over a decade. Company doesn’t seem to genuinely value employees.

The company's management has been a significant hindrance to its growth and success. Despite being a 20-year-old startup, the company has consistently lacked effective leadership beyond the CEO. While the CEO's efforts to transition the company into a proper corporation are commendable, they face formidable obstacles from within. The entrenched 'inner circle of power' within the company's leadership has perpetuated a culture of nepotism and incompetence. Managers appointed from within this group often lack the necessary leadership skills, strategic vision, and understanding of the business to drive meaningful progress. This failure of leadership has resulted in the loss of numerous talented individuals who could have contributed significantly to the company's growth. Furthermore, the insular nature of this 'inner circle of power' has created barriers for those outside it, stifling innovation and preventing fresh perspectives from entering the decision-making process. As a result, the company remains trapped in a dead-end of its own making, unable to realize its full potential. It's evident that the CEO is facing an uphill battle in efforts to steer the company toward success. However, until the management addresses the systemic issues within the organization and fosters a culture of meritocracy and accountability, the company will continue to struggle to transition from a family business to a proper corporation.