Lots of layoffs
Lots of layoffs
There were free drinks and a really nice campus that feels like a college, along with generally good coworkers.
- Constant rolling layoffs.
- Confused priorities.
- Often mind-numbing work.
- Retraction of remote work policies.
- Pay significantly less than peers.
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