Pretty decent company, I would recommend it
Pretty decent company, I would recommend it
Mostly stable and family-oriented. Able to move into other departments and advance after one year. They use agile methodologies and have routine project reviews, etc., which helps the success rate of projects. They are also very involved in the community and have off-site team-building events once per month.
Pay is about average, and there is politics like in any large company. They also go through routine layoffs. One other issue I have concern with is the amount of offshoring. They are currently pushing work to India, and no one really knows how that will impact work locally over the long term.
Pay attention to market trends.
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