Horrible work culture & management
Horrible work culture & management
- Remote work
- Great pay
- Remote work, so no boundary or geography is respected.
- Culture as written is never followed.
- Apex leads to a lot of politics and people backstabbing.
- Middle management has no clarity what top execs want and are pass-through filters for work.
- Respect your team; treat them as people and not resources.
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