Good Balance, Too Many Meetings
Good Balance, Too Many Meetings
Good compensation considering the actual amount of work you produce. Good work-life balance.
Too many levels of management. Too many politics played by both management and your colleagues. Most of the time, you'll spend in meetings rather than doing actual work. Therefore, very little work gets produced.
Not much to say. Nothing will change as it's been like this for a long time.
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