- Management at both upper and middle levels often comes across as arrogant, especially in Finance and IT.
- Employees -- especially long-term -- are treated like numbers on a spreadsheet: if they become too "expensive" they're simply replaced with shiny, new, younger and lower-paid college graduates. This seems to happen even to long-time employees who consistently get good performance reviews.
- A seemingly company-wide reluctance for people to own processes makes finding solutions to some problems very inefficient and circuitous, sometimes resulting in dead-ends.
- There's far too much rigidity and regimentation throughout, so getting things done can be painfully slow.
- "Minnesota Nice" culture gets old.
- Career advancement is difficult, overly cumbersome, and sometimes mysterious. It doesn't need to be this hard.
- Very, very political corporate culture.