Lot of learning opportunity, but busy
Lot of learning opportunity, but busy
- The onboarding process is good, with a three-month plan to cover many topics.
- There is a lot of knowledge and processes to learn, and many tools to engage you.
- People are pretty nice and very technical; diving deep is a basic skill.
- The manager truly cares about employees, providing feedback and opportunities.
- The system is pretty complex; ramp-up time is not quick.
- There's a lot of work to do and a lot of information to digest, which keeps you busy.
- No free snacks, no free food; there are no bananas anymore.
Since just getting onboarded and getting well supported during onboarding, other than too much stuff, no more comments.
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