A lot of changes in management approach
A lot of changes in management approach
- Company food
- Nice colleagues to work with
- Smart people
- Good projects
- Bad management causing constant turmoil in lower levels.
- Constant layoffs.
- Constant changes.
Constant changes and layoffs for people dedicated to the business aren't a good approach and don't align with the company's values.
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