Where the process actually makes sense
Where the process actually makes sense
- Building cool things fast while learning a lot.
- Great, strong people to work with.
- Freedom to move between teams and disciplines.
- Good work-life harmony (if you know how to say no :)).
- Compensation model doesn't drive excellence.
- Very intense days.
Change the compensation model.
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