Indigo reviews

In theory, this company could be a game changer....I mean like save the world gamechanger. However, Execution is the worst I have ever seen. Management is very disorganized, direction changes too fast for anyone to keep up with. End Consumer-The Growers are left confused because the offerings change before their growing season is even over. There is no trust and poor communication from the top down all the way to the growers we're supposed to be helping. Ask 10 people the same question and get 10 different answers. Also, no integrity---Just whatever it takes to make it look good on paper to investors in order to get IPO and go public. No job security and no clear direction. This ship is sinking fast.

I've never worked for a company as disorganized as this one. There is no clear direction from anyone top down. When I started, microbial treatment was our top goal. When I was let go, that was barely even talked about. No focus, no direction. Upper management is trying ANYTHING to keep this sinking ship afloat but unfortunately, I don't think that is possible. No one up top knows what they want, so they can't relay a message down below. No communication. Goals are unattainable and workers are treated like disposable entities. There have been SEVERAL rounds of layoffs in the past 2 months - this includes entire departments being wiped out, people being demoted arbitrarily, laying off people who were hired two months ago, etc. The company keeps restructuring hoping that this will be what makes the company actually work but having an actual focus will be the only saving grace. Indigo's mission is to help farmers, but that's the last of their worries. Indigo cares more about their perception than actually paying growers on time and doing what's best for THEM. I genuinely feel bad for the growers who have been conned into thinking this company is revolutionary.