Nice Perks, Bad Management
Nice Perks, Bad Management
Office Great salary. Benefits: pension, private medical insurance, etc. External activities. Free tickets to events and places. HR is really nice and helpful.
Old technologies isolated people.
Too many meetings, sometimes there are meetings in order to schedule more meetings.
Management is really bad; they don't have a clue what's going on.
Bottom line: software engineers, run away!
Update the technology stack
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