Adobe is one of the best employers in the state
Adobe is one of the best employers in the state
Good work/life balance. Lots of time off. Base pay is okay, but if you get 100% of the bonus and RSUs, then pay is good.
A California-based company, it takes on the woke California activism: Diversity and Inclusion.
Although it is nice to have extracurricular activities, I think there is too much focus on things that actually don't contribute toward raises and performance reviews.
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