Proxibid Reviews

There is a person in leadership with no vision, intelligence or respect for people. His sole motivation is greed. He will berate people in meetings. Just a generally terrible person that pretty much destroys the culture that so many people try to create. Think if Donald Trump. Plus all signs point to him having an affair with an employee which adds an unnecessary dynamic of drama. His lack of vision would make us change direction for the company about every month which is too hectic and unsustainable for the people actually doing the work. Additionally all of his fleeting, stupid, short term ideas have failed.

Company events where leadership is habitually absentee and disengaged with their work-force while continuing to forward the idea that employee ideas and creativity are valued and that a real community beyond segregated departments exists as a greater whole, along with an open door policy for shared Ideas and improvement: when in reality it simply doesn't. The idea of our unique culture is mostly a marketing campaign to maintain the perception of community that hasn't existed for some time. Outdated vision. Instead of moving forward with a strong understanding of global markets backed up by intelligent analytical data and assessment to expand into more desirable markets abroad; at Proxibid there seems to be a cultural arrogance and ignorance of the essentiality of foreign buyers and sellers and a lack of vigorous commitment in regards to attempting to bring them into Proxibid and accommodate their needs via multi-lingual account managers, sales executives and marketing executives all working together in tandem to access growing opportunities across the Atlantic and in Latin America. Very little recourse for holding consistently dishonest and or deceptive sellers responsible for misrepresentation of items, shill bidding and exorbitant shipping and handling charges. The lack of a consistent or consolidated policy to hold sellers to a certain standard of conduct generates incredible stress and a sense of paranoia with new buyers, some of whom quickly become convinced of remarkable and far-fetched conspiracies simply because they don't see any consistency in the terms of sale between sellers. Limited career development for those coming into the company in the past 2-3 years. Some departments don't have leadership that invests in longer-term career growth by getting educated and talented hires forward or developed and into positions where they can more effectively help Proxibid in their given skill sets/abilities. Stagnation seems very much the norm in the last 1-2 years with little attention, concern or oversight paid by leadership in an attempt to retain promising talent. Weak middle management in certain positions. Monotonous tasks ultimately take much of the fun and creativity out of the majority of positions and work when new employees finally reach their learning threshold after 6-10 months on the job and find there's not a lot of vertical movement within the company. A less than full investment at the top levels in high ethical standards in regards to modeling unselfish and professional behavior from some members and a seemingly weak inclination to interact with all levels of employees and departments beyond the hierarchical structural framework in place. More investment by management in sincere engagement of the work-force would do wonders for suffering and declining morale since the recent cutbacks.