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People are generally nice and pleasant. Still some enthusiasm from the younger members of staff. The office is in a good location if you're a fan of public transport. Money to burn.

The razzle-dazzle used to sell the job doesn't come close to what it actually is. It's something that's sold as a unicorn that poops diamond-studded gold bars that taste amazing, but it's actually closer to Mr. Blobby land.

• The tech stack drags this place down massively.
• Documentation: "Don't need that, mate, just ask someone."
• Fancy meeting rooms: They look pretty but are some of the most uncomfortable and difficult-to-use rooms going. Examples: "New York" and "Hover Cars" have glass/perspex seating; it's uncomfortable to sit on those for an hour. There are cushions, though, but they slip around on the shiny surface. "Park" has park benches; those slats hurt.
• "We've always done it this way" leads to five-year-old fudged nonsense running the show.
• It takes weeks to get anything done.
• Won't use modern stuff.
• Facebook for Work: It gets rammed down your throat.

On a side note, who designed the gents' toilets? I'd have to brush past people using the urinals to get to a stall. Honestly, not trying to catch a glimpse!

Is there management?

I have no idea if the CEO is real or just some actor they hired. I never saw them throughout my time there.