This is a very difficult place to work long term.
It's clear that performance alone doesn’t determine how you’re treated. Accounts can be moved without warning. Compensation structures and expectations shift without proper explanation.
There is a strong culture of unfair internal politics. Decisions around pay and opportunity don’t feel consistent or transparent. When issues are raised — whether about workload, fairness, or client ownership — there is rarely clear accountability or resolution.
The pressure to deliver remains constant, but support and communication don’t match it. That imbalance wears good people down.
There have been repeated complaints from younger female employees regarding the behaviour of a prominent senior male colleague, with no visible action taken. Situations like that contribute to a wider feeling that leadership avoids difficult conversations.
Overall, the environment feels reactive, abusive, opaque, and stressful. Some people thrive in that kind of atmosphere. Most burn out.
If you value transparency, stability, and leadership you can trust, this won't be the right fit.