Learning opportunities overshadowed by poor leadership. - Anonymous employee Monte Carlo Data Employee Review

1.0
8 May 2026
Anonymous employee
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Pros

The state of the code (even before AI, because of the "pace") was in such disarray that I learned a ton. To be clear, this was due to my own agency and love for what I do, not because I was enabled or empowered. But I was given the circumstance to level up 10x, and my experience is rich.

Cons

Where to begin? I want to mention the emphasis on speed and why it was delusional, but thats not even the worst part. If there had been real transparency for the reason for the cuts, the company would probably have retained the talent they chose to keep after the layoff. Instead, the CEO doubled down on the bad message, wrote inspirational-sounding (Claude authored) LinkedIn posts, and forced an AI usage leaderboard without giving any support or direction. We get it, innovation can only happen when the idea first seems crazy in the status quo, but this was *not* *that.* They chose to cut a large number of their workforce that was keeping things on track in the background. Now AI is going to scale massive misinformation. Anyone who is hired moving forward is going to inherit that mess (literally in any department) and they will be set up for failure, regardless of what anyone says (or how convincing they are).

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1.0
6 May 2026
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Pros

[there used to be] Very smart people, solid product that customers love

Cons

Please take this to heart - Unfortunately, not only are there no growth opportunities at MC anymore but the remaining ones will leave you directly in the firing line for senior leadership to take out their toxic verbal attacks on you for not being able to meet their unrealistic expectations of work output, and especially if you express any doubt or question the direction the company is going in. In the wake of the AI washed lay-off we were given the opportunity to "get good at AI" and become "managers of agents" but without any real support (educationally or financially) to do so. The company is in free fall, with the vast majority of the high performers leaving for other opportunities. In marketing alone, in the space of about 7 weeks, 70% of the team has chosen to leave post-layoff, I suspect sales will follow after quarter close. Think long and hard about a decision to join this company anytime soon.

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