Meritocracy, Balance, But Just A Number
Meritocracy, Balance, But Just A Number
- Opportunity to connect with other areas and open to career changes.
- A meritocracy.
- Great work-life balance.
- Very large company, so you're essentially just a number.
- Depending on some subsidiaries in sales, you'll have very different experiences based on management.
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