Mediocre in every sense
Mediocre in every sense
Good work-life balance, benefits (stock purchase plan, health insurance), on-site amenities.
Below average base pay (bonus matches it to industry average, but is not eligible for pension contributions).
Constant re-orgs, pressure to move headcount to low-cost countries.
Projects being moved around leads to engineers simply having nothing to do.
Strange obsession with diversity over quality.
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