Mid Company, Bad Management
Mid Company, Bad Management
Can't really think of anything; it really is just kind of another mid company.
Management is bad and disorganized. It will take you forever to get a promotion, especially if you have a bad manager who won't advocate for you.
Diversity is also really bad, by the way. All the engineers are white or East Asian men, lol. Women of color, beware!
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