Stay away from SRG!
Stay away from SRG!
Great benefits! There are lots of internal positions in San Jose.
There is an extreme amount of cronyism in the SRG business unit. Promotions have turned into a popularity contest, if they even exist at all. A lot of the work in SRG is being off-shored to India, so don't expect to have a job in the States for long.
Start promoting again based on merit. Respect the knowledge of the old-timers, rather than assuming the work can be seamlessly shipped to India.
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