Great Tech, Toxic Culture
Great Tech, Toxic Culture
Great benefits, huge corporation, learn how to do things, able to learn lots of tech.
The groups are very much a concern. UST is not a good group for considering, with unbalanced work/life. Managers like to push employees. Some groups need on-call as well; the culture is not healthy.
Please value the employee and not treat them as tools.
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