Chill Learning, Dated Tech
Chill Learning, Dated Tech
- Good manager and supportive team.
- The environment is chill, and you can learn what you want.
- It's a Java-based backend job, but side projects can be utilized for any other tech.
- Much of the tech stack is old.
- A chilled-out environment means no push from the org side to perform better.
- No laptop is given for WFH.
- Change the tech stacks and use modern tech.
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