Worked 50% on engineering and 50% to get engineering work through processes and reviews
Worked 50% on engineering and 50% to get engineering work through processes and reviews
Pay is better than most companies. The type of work was interesting.
Spend a lot of time getting work through processes.
Typical week was 45-50 hours, with 55-hour weeks occurring regularly.
More emphasis needs to be put on improving morale and rewarding those who regularly work 60-hour weeks.
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