They're very good to their employees
They're very good to their employees
The pay is good. Fantastic benefits. Compressed work week makes for long weekends.
The work is repetitive and mundane. Lots of corporate BS. Layoffs when the market is down, but with a generous package.
Gowning and degowning is a work requirement. Nobody does it for kicks. Pay for the time spent on it.
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