Horrible company culture
Horrible company culture
Salary not bad. Work-life balance. Clear roles. Great training materials.
Horrible company culture - bullying is avoided by the management because team performance and numbers are more important than employees.
Basically, no bonuses. Changing projects internally is difficult/not possible.
Bullies shouldn't be tolerated. Start focusing on your employees, not just on your own career. But I guess this is what you learned from senior management...
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