The job was interesting, and full marks to Google for that
The job was interesting, and full marks to Google for that
Worklife was great. First and foremost, no micromanagement at Google.
Planning was done very well by the PM, and ample energy was spent in doing quality work.
Teams worked from all around the globe, and that made the job interesting.
Timings were flexible.
No direct access to other teams. Feels like working in a vacuum. Quit after 4 months.
Invest more in the resources to get more quality work done.
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