Interesting work, but you have to find, create, and sell it
Interesting work, but you have to find, create, and sell it
The company is going through changing pains, so there are great opportunities for people who want to make that change happen. Pretty good work-life balance, if you are in a project that is not spanning across all geographies. Encourages temp assignments across the company.
Large parts of the company are still hard to move to align to the needs of the new environment or the faster way of working. The project approval processes and controls are very rigid and need to be more balanced.
Create companies within the company to get agility in the system. Have a fast on-boarding and divestiture process.
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