Great Office, Scammy Product
Great Office, Scammy Product
Good campus. Good location/office space.
The company's product itself is a scam. They are lobbying the government for their benefit. You are just one of their minions to make them money. Most people just do work without knowing what they are working towards, which is making scammy products to make their company rich.
Management is bad and toxic. You're not valued as a human, and it also feels like it because there are literally loads of them just like you, so you just feel like an NPC.
Maybe if you're a full-time employee, you could put up with this. If you're a contractor who gets paid peanuts compared to full-timers, it's definitely not worth working here.
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