Good policies, but the people are not good
Good policies, but the people are not good
Nothing, pros all cons. Join if you want to get demotivated.
Crap work, no defined requirements. Weak and disinterested management.
Clashes in architect over design, post agreements.
Feels like working for a person rather than a company.
There's no point, as management doesn't care.
But if they did, there should be a defined process of development.
Architects are treated as gods, but there's no product architecture design in place, no documentation for information, crap code, and moreover, no knowledge transfer to new joiners, nor query resolution.
Apart from this, there is no motivation.
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