Great for starting out but becomes complex as you move up
Great for starting out but becomes complex as you move up
Good working culture with well-established processes.
The validation team structure is complicated, with multiple teams spread across various geographies. Each team owns bits and pieces of the overall validation, which makes things too segregated, resulting in many inefficiencies and poor decision-making.
Need to consolidate instead of spreading out too thinly.
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