Good for a big company
Good for a big company
Solid pay, reliable as a large company. It doesn't always translate, but many people in the organization do care a lot.
Team matters a lot. A company is huge, so switching teams can completely change the experience.
Slow to develop and promote.
Develop a better people culture. Way too top-down at times and not nearly enough focus on people as people. Be more data-driven. Lots of choices have no data backing them.
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