Airship reviews

- Terrible HR Practices (being generic): HR is incredibly unresponsive and dismissive, showing little to no genuine concern for employee well-being. They are primarily focused on numbers and creating a positive image for themselves and the higher-ups, rather than actually supporting the staff. The communication from HR feels like a series of insincere LinkedIn-style platitudes. When real issues arise, they often ignore employees or give vague, non-committal responses, deflecting questions to managers to buy themselves time. Their approach is passive-aggressive and unhelpful, making it clear that they view employees as expendable rather than valuable members of the team. - Lack of Transparency: Company decisions are often vague, leading to low levels of trust. - Minimal Employee Support: Long-term employees aren’t valued when facing issues; HR treats everyone as replaceable. - No Transport Assistance: The company provides no financial support for commuting expenses. - No Remote Work Compensation: There is no reimbursement for extra electricity costs incurred while working from home.

I will not detail every single issue, as the C-suite is aware of all of those, yet they seem to have trouble acknowledging and solving them. However, the main ones are distrust of the C-suite and a huge lack of communication between departments. I cannot, in good conscience, recommend this company to anyone at this time. I truly wish for things to improve, and for the C-suite to face and address the employees' complaints. Between the bad decisions and the disregard for the employee's well-being and mental health - it is not worth the stress and the low morale.