LVL7 Systems Inc
LVL7 Systems Inc
The work was interesting; I got to work on new, cutting-edge products. It was also a place to work with talented, senior individuals.
Since it was a small company, it was expected that there would be resource constraints and tight deadlines, which added to the pressure.
I don't really have any specific advice for management. I believe that within the constraints and restrictions, they tried to do the best they could.
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