Comfortable but boring
Comfortable but boring
- Good pay and perks for the area, job stability.
- Not as many long nights as at a startup.
- The company has a lot of resources.
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Boring! Other companies in the industry are doing much more interesting things.
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It's a huge company; don't expect to feel much camaraderie with coworkers or be kept informed of (the few) interesting things going on in the organization.
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Very top-down (compared to startups and other companies in the software industry).
- Innovate more.
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