Bureaucracy and Politics
Bureaucracy and Politics
- Good pay structure.
- Perks.
- Office location.
- Few mature and talented people left.
- If the manager is good and supportive, one can stay longer; it depends on the team.
- Managers are a big-time problem at Amazon after Jeff left.
- No space for open communication.
- Politics within the team.
- Managers play toxicity.
- You will be given any work in spite of your skill set.
- Hiring and firing are common.
- Work-life balance depends on the team.
You are most intelligent; look into things rather than writing the 100th version of misleading docs.
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