Indigo reviews

This company is not for everyone. There's a lot of ambiguity, the pace is extremely fast and demands are high. I often work weekends. If you're looking for a well-defined role and 9-5 job, this is not the place for you. If you like being part of building something, you're creative and versatile, you will be energized and thrive at Indigo.

This company likes to act like they are doing really great things in agriculture, but anyone from an ag background can see that they aren't executing any of the "grand" ideas. The entire team from my state with the exception of a couple have been fired or left the company due to an out of touch, over bearing executive and her minions. Mind you, these people come from backgrounds that have nothing to do with production agriculture. They want their account managers to be software or pharmaceutical sales reps and refuse to believe EVERYONE when they say that ag is a relationship based selling practice. The one product they have that can help farmers, they threw to the side when they came up with a couple of ideas that make the company look bigger and better than it is. If you are considering working for this company, read the reviews, I haven't read a low rated one that wasn't true. They will lie to you and if you don't fall in line with their off the wall selling approach and or attitude you will find yourself looking for a new job. If you come from agriculture I can promise you it isn't all its' cracked up to be, and you won't realize it until you're in the door. Do your research and ask all of the questions you can, hopefully you can get truthful answers. You might also ask where the funding is coming from and that can give you an idea of who/what the investors want out of the company.