The quantity of deliverables is not more important than quality
The quantity of deliverables is not more important than quality
Pay, bonus, and time-off are good.
Work-from-home partially and sometimes fully is possible, depending on the org./manager.
Substantial overtime can be paid off by taking comp. time.
Multiple parallel project execution with resource constraints and challenging timelines.
Hard work is not recognized by promotions.
Effort should be made to retain subject matter experts by giving better incentives.
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