Very large corporate business style, with some employee-friendly benefits
Very large corporate business style, with some employee-friendly benefits
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Flexible schedule depending on manager. Able to work from home sometimes.
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Large number of vacation days and holidays that are instantly available (don't have to wait to accrue).
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Well-developed business practices with regards to software development.
• Lots of legacy code. • While the processes are good to prevent bad code, it sometimes means slow software development cycles. • Many levels of management can stifle innovation. • Small semi-annual layoffs.
Make the company more attractive and exciting to young, smart engineers before all the older employees retire and take all their decades of knowledge with them.
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