Supportive environment with growth opportunities, but biases exist
Supportive environment with growth opportunities, but biases exist
Great company to work for and grow your fundamentals. Amazing and talented peers uplift you, and you learn to do the same in return. There are a lot of challenging problems to solve, and the company gives you room and supports you to think big. Great facilities and employee benefits.
It is easy to get into a comfort zone and slack off into oblivion and redundancy if one does not take action. Like any organization, there are biases within teams and organizations. There is a bit of a blame game at senior levels regarding roles and budgets. Appraisals are shady and vague at times.
I'm no one to advise, as I'm not there anymore.
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