Lots of things, starting from technology, passing through management, ending up with the teams. Toxic environment, nothing more to say. Stay away!
Reactie van Ypto
2y
Dear
Thank you for writing this review. We’re sorry to hear you’ve had a bad experience with Ypto. We’re doing our best to improve, so if you have more concrete advice, do not hesitate to let us know.
Have a nice day!
Ypto
knowledgeable and experienced employes, potential of contributing to modernization of Belgian Rail
Minpunten
numerous appointments of protégés by CEO; no HRM management and lived values; most members of management team lack knowledge and expertise; no communication initiatives, especially in light of major outsourcing deal; lack of basic-basic-basic IT life cycle management and project management method/culture
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Reactie van Ypto
3y
Dear,
Thank you for taking the time to write this review. We are always open to continue to improve.
Please note that your review is from some time ago and we have already made a lot of improvements in the meantime, including HRM which has been taken in hand. We offer our managers LeadingPROS, where we work with the Ypto values and how they can best be expressed, ...
Have a great day.
Ypto
Some managers genuinely want to improve things. Nice people around, mostly competent freelancers. However, if you can fake competence well enough, you can easily make a lot of money while doing very little — they seem unable to tell the difference between real expertise and good acting
Minpunten
The company suffers from serious structural problems. Management lacks domain expertise and clear direction, frequently relying on freelancers to make both operational and strategic decisions. Projects often start without proper scope definition or planning, creating constant chaos.
Working with public funds for SNCB, they claim to value public procurement compliance. Yet when they hire specialists to ensure that compliance, they consistently sideline them in favor of internal politics and personal relationships. Permanent staff face almost no accountability, while competence takes a back seat to who has the ear of management. This leads to poor governance and significant waste of public money.