Outdated technology and tools. Not a "great place to work."
Outdated technology and tools. Not a "great place to work."
- Top-notch gym
- Work-life balance cannot be beat
- Relatively few unnecessary meetings
- Training classes available
- 401(k) match and ESPP
- Compensation (20-30% lower than other similar companies)
- No free food, snacks, or drinks.
- No personal growth due to using outdated technologies and tools (especially for bug tracking).
- Opportunity to write code as a developer is minimal due to large maintenance on an aging codebase.
- Little to no exposure with middle and senior management.
- Upward movement is based on seniority rather than performance.
- Many under-qualified employees (people who are settled down in life with kids, etc. and not interested in what NetApp does).
Cut down on processes and overhead so that the individual contributors can be more effective.
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