Sexism at work, old code, boring work
Sexism at work, old code, boring work
Gym membership Health benefits None in my team, for sure.
No clear performance review structure. My manager had no clue what my previous manager decided for me. I get no advice on what to improve on.
I work in an old organization and want to leave ASAP. It kills your brain cells just being in that environment.
You have to send out long emails frequently and make a lot of noise to get promoted. The raise and bonus is a complete joke.
Did I mention, absolutely boring work?
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