Not a good place to work
Not a good place to work
The work schedule is not that tight; I have a lot of free time. It is a good place to relax and do some work. People there are very nice, and the environment is good.
I am doing pretty much the same thing every day.
I fix bugs, I trace bugs.
It is very hard to move to another team, and managers don't really care about what your passions are.
So I would not suggest working here.
I would suggest managers care more about their employees instead of just projects. Managers should give employees the freedom to change projects.
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