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• Can work on interesting things.
• Good benefits.
• Management will try to give you work that you want and help you succeed.
• Co-workers are good at their job (pleasure to work with).
• Pressure not too high.

Over-emphasis on close-teamwork. A bit infantilising of engineers (I don't need help for this, and I am able to do something slightly out of my comfort zone). DEI policy pushing both the above (despite claims to contrary).

Help and guidance can go overboard -- difference between giving a lecture and doing someone's homework.

Felt patronised and that learning opportunities were reduced when I joined, now I'm more senior still have to fight to do real work as now have expectation to patronise juniors.