Salary review (update)
Salary review (update)
Excellent benefits. Considerable opportunity to move around the company. Perks (i.e., discounts, flight training expenses, etc.).
Poor corporate culture. Mediocre and entrenched mid-level management.
Promotions and upward mobility can be more a result of who you know and how well connected you are than merited.
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