Worked for JET at the time of this acquisition, everybody I talked to at work about this thought the acquisition was nuts.
I wonder whether the project started a couple of years ago to consolidate the systems of all the acquisitions has actually borne fruit?
Lots of internal politics, people not wanting to lose their areas, etc. I'd guess that's partly why they've also just done some more layoffs, but thats just a guess.
Am still annoyed about the edict to return to the office, despite the data, when some people like myself had moved 200+ miles during lockdown. Extremely shitty behaviour, which is now being emulated by many other companies.
Given the contract I had stated on-site, I found a fully remote role offering 30k more.
The stock price seems to have settled in the past year but I still think it's overvalued. They're slower than ever, and talent seems to be draining slowly.