Working with Robotics
Working with Robotics
Great culture, using the latest technology for R&D, good leadership communication of vision and mission, good perks, work/life balance, and diversity/inclusion.
The overall strategy was out of touch with the market. There was inefficient use of resourcing. Contractors are losing more and more Google perks/access as the years go by.
Better alignment of vision to a product market fit and better timing of new technology releases to the public.
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