Stable Pay, Stagnant Growth
Stable Pay, Stagnant Growth
Financially very stable. Relatively good benefits. Casual atmosphere.
Not enough room for growth.
Assuming that a lot of people working in the company are 10-15 years old.
It's very hard to get promoted. Also, there's tons of legacy code, which is extremely hard to make improvements due to all the stupid dependencies.
Sigh.
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Compatibility Tester
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