If you report to the right person, you don't have to contribute anything worthwhile and can fly under the radar for weeks or months without ever actually doing work. There is a backdoor network of 'good old boys' being hired in and the entire C-level team has been systematically fired over the past year and replaced with NTT Data people. If you don't have a history with these men you won't survive.
I have never worked for a more dysfunctional company. My manager has changed about so many times since I started working here. I've seen people not get paid because payroll doesn't keep track of what kind of compensation plan someone has. Direction and communication changes so often that no one can get anything done. Senior management bullies their subordinates and their peers. I've been on calls where directors or account managers SCREAM at people, call them idiots, and there is no repercussion, no workplace respect training. Even the CEO was walked out but no matter - he was awful, too. One sales guy has a reputation for being so terrible that his name is a verb and there are people here who refuse to be in the same room with him. It's funny that we have t-shirts that say No Jerks Allowed when that seems to be the criteria they promote.
I've watched people join the company and then quit within weeks because they either can't get support from their managers on what their job even is, or they don't want to put up with the abusive people in this company. The attrition rate is insane - I would guess 75% of people do not last more than 6 months. Even recruiters I've been talking to have told me that they have heard horrible stories about GDT and will not work with them. Every day is a stomach-ache of nerves waiting for someone to fire me over something dumb and I don't know from day to day if a coworker will be gone and I'll have to pick up their work on top of my own again.
Beware of being recruited and told that there is a "flexible" work from home policy. They tell you one thing, then make you do another. CEO forced most of us to come back in-office to work when the pandemic wasn't even over. Worst location, too. Car break-ins in the parking lot are so bad that they encourage people to park in the locked parking area, but that area isn't very secure seeing as how someone even stole the guard dog they used to keep in there.
