Great (but declining) perks, slow career progression
Great (but declining) perks, slow career progression
- Great benefits
- Smart people
- Collaborative culture
- Lots of bureaucracy to get things done.
- Lots of organizational politics getting in the way of career progression and decision making.
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Seattle, Washington, United StatesJune 1, 2014A recruiter contacted me, mentioning he was following up with past CodeJam participants. While I wasn't intending to change jobs at that point, I decided to accept an interview. I spoke with him on the phone, and he asked simple questions (e.g., exp
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