Great benefits, too much politics
Great benefits, too much politics
Great benefits, good work-life balance, interesting projects, very good mobility within the company, good growth opportunities, and competent people in general.
Salary and bonus are a little below average. Too much politics are involved in the annual performance review, and it is hard to collaborate and work across teams.
Fix the Windows Phone strategy. Stick to the plan, Bing. Keep improving the cash cows. Come up with a fair review system that fosters collaboration, not internal competition.
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