Very Team-Dependent Company
Very Team-Dependent Company
- Good pay and benefits
- Collaborate with many smart and capable people
- Work is challenging (in a good way)
- Happiness is very dependent on team (mine is great).
- The company is stuck in the past with respect to remote work.
- Functional group silos make sustainable knowledge sharing difficult outside of your team.
- Such a large, historical codebase means things can change slowly, if at all.
Execs: let individual teams work within themselves to determine best remote work policies. One-size-fits-all policy makes sense for very few people.
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