Great Work-life, Stagnant Growth
Great Work-life, Stagnant Growth
#1 Work-life balance
#2 Culture, core values
#3 Technical quality of work
#4 Everyone has an office, top-rate facilities, gym, free lunch
#5 Company financial stability
#6 Privately held, president generally benevolent and even-keeled
#1 More mentoring, less internal "check the box" training.
#2 Yearly SKO: Costly waste of time (preparation for and meetings themselves). Sales does better without them.
#3 Career growth to very senior positions: Non-existent.
#4 More business metric-based than family team culture when smaller. To be expected due to transformation to a larger company.
See cons #1, #2, #3. #4 is just the real world.
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