Good Growth, Some Bureaucracy
Good Growth, Some Bureaucracy
- Great environment
- Good pay
- Relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere
- Challenging environment
- Great opportunity to achieve your professional goals; you will be listened to regarding what you expect of it.
- Amazing chance to learn and take courses
- Great for relocation and traveling within the company
- Sometimes the environment is slow.
- Bureaucracy is usually there for chain-of-command situations, but that is to be expected in a company this huge.
- SDEs get to write a lot of documents and not that much coding as you would expect (this is not a con for me particularly, but I think it may be useful for some other devs).
- Most of the tools are internal and won't be helpful if you have to move to another job.
- On-call rotation for every SDE.
- Keep doing, but try not to lose sight.
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