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Originally Posted by signupdamnit
Tripled in size in 2.5 years. Seems a little dangerous.
It's all pretty vague but there are little things coming together. The Glassdoor review hints that there is a feeling that upper management doesn't have full control over the company. Too big, too fast. Recent acquisitions are not thriving. The arrest and ongoing investigation likely scared away some potential investors and partnerships. That wasn't a part of your plan. It was unexpected. But the biggest indicator might be you being here now talking to me. A little angry. Desperate to counter any insinuation that you are in trouble. Why?
None of us know for sure but you. And time will tell too. It means little to me either way. It's not as if your contraction or fall would save the industry at this point. It would be the same thing as has happened many times before.
Thanks for taking the time to respond though. That's one thing cool about you. 
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We have 800 people working in Montreal, do you honestly think there is going to be nobody that gives a bad review? And you realize that usually people with a grunt will review and do a bad review, people with nothing to complain will not even have the idea to post a review.
What recent acquisitions are not thriving? And from where do you take that "fact"?
I give you one, obviously any investigation or arrest will cause concerns, but contrary to GFY, I actually explain things to investors in detail.