Good Balance, Risky Projects
Good Balance, Risky Projects
- Work-life balance
- Good and safe environment
- Better pay
- If you get a good project, then a better career
- Average training.
- They will throw people into non-tech if they don't have projects, and later they won't remove them as well (this happens in some cases, if you are unlucky).
Please don't throw tech people into non-tech roles for 12 months. It's a big offense to their career.
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