Smart Colleagues, Declining Investment
Smart Colleagues, Declining Investment
Old smart people are around. IBM's name is still prestigious. Work-from-home flexibility.
They no longer invest in people anymore. No company-sponsored training (despite CEO announcement).
Cut all costs, even on office vacuums. 401K matching at the end of the year.
To stay competitive in Silicon Valley, this is not going to work. People will keep moving to companies with more educational support and better employee benefits.
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