Too much politics and policies; less actual work
Too much politics and policies; less actual work
You may be lucky to work on real products and real customers, with occasional interesting challenges to solve.
Nothing is left. We used to have great technologies, but the marketing is bad. The company is too big and not flexible.
Too much politics and policies, less actual work. Everything is getting off-shored. No young talents working in the company. Professionals are leaving. Lack of motivation. Management is seeking every possibility to cut costs and transfer all jobs to India or China.
Stop off-shoring and raise your own talents. Motivate people and let them grow. Respect their interests and work-life balance. Market and populate your products. Make them simpler and cheaper to start using, and understand real benefits.
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San Jose, California, United StatesApril 17, 2025Smooth interview process, terrible recruiters though. Recruiters ghosted me for a month post the final interview. Did not even receive any feedback, despite the hiring manager giving a verbal offer in the final round. Extremely frustrating process
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