Good benefits, but no desire to be number one anymore
Good benefits, but no desire to be number one anymore
Good benefits.
Good work-life balance.
The company is more concerned with the woke agenda instead of profits and technology. There is no challenge there. A lot of people there are alienated, only working for the paycheck and waiting for retirement.
Quit, leave the spot to people interested in technology, and start some non-profit organization to save whatever you want to save.
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