Great place to start your career, but not to advance as a manager or tech lead
Great place to start your career, but not to advance as a manager or tech lead
Young and fun atmosphere and a lot of great people.
Interesting product.
Pretty advanced technology-wise.
You get a chance to learn a lot.
Bad company culture with a lot of politics at the management level.
Teams do not trust each other.
Always creating a fake sense of urgency and hard deadlines to put pressure on developers.
Salaries and benefits are not the highest out there.
Start working together instead of against each other.
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