Great benefits overshadowed by constant reorgs and instability
Great benefits overshadowed by constant reorgs and instability
There are ridiculously good benefits: healthcare, offices, work-life balance, 401(k) match, PTO, and WFH.
There are constant reorgs, products and teams being moved, and a realigning of values every single year. Simply put, if you're not working on an AI product or on ads making money, your team is not a priority. For this reason, people are constantly worried about being laid off.
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