Used to be a great place to work
Used to be a great place to work
- WLB
- Plenty of holidays
- Tech stack
Since Debby joined in 2020, she has ruined the engineering culture. It used to be a great place to work. There has been:
- constant exec requests that have revolving requirements.
- policies advertised to make it the "best place to work", but Debby tells us she has the right to change her mind.
- cringe-worthy speeches from execs.
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