Great people and product, terrible leadership
Great people and product, terrible leadership
You will work with some of the best people you'll meet in your career.
A product you can feel good working on, knowing customers like it and you aren't taking advantage of them.
Standard, top-of-the-line tech benefits and pay.
- Leadership is truly, without exaggerating, terrible. They simply do not know how to move forward or what they are doing.
- Career progression past mid-level is extremely team dependent and difficult.
- Lots of reorgs, general lack of stability, constant churning of leaders in key roles.
Dropbox had the best culture I've ever experienced working at any company. It's sad to see how much you have eroded it over the last few years.
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