Inogen has gone through yet another round of layoffs, and at this point it’s hard to describe how broken the culture feels. Leadership appears reactive rather than strategic, relying on short-term patchwork instead of a clear plan. From my... — read more 

Inogen has just gone through another round of layoffs, and it’s deeply disheartening to watch. The issue isn’t only the reductions themselves, but the lack of transparency and humanity surrounding them. Over time, repeated reassurances about... — read more 

Inogen is not a company that values its people or its integrity. The leadership (C-suite down to Sales Directors) fosters an environment where 'bad behavior' is rewarded and doing the right thing is penalized. Management: The VP and Directors push... — read more 

Here it goes again for this company. Layoffs have happened this past week. They say never again and here we go again. More to come in these next six months. That lie about it not happening and it happened.

On November 1, Inogen laid off 53 employees in its Cleveland office. Via Zoom. All at once.

Heard that they were laying off employees and changing things around with pilot programs that aren't working out very well.