Once a dream, but no longer
Once a dream, but no longer
Fantastic work-life balance. Great fun@work experience. Talented folks. Senior and mature managers. Good brand.
Hikes are bad, so people play politics to get the maximum amount of bread crumbs.
Managers are non-technical.
Poor technology stack.
Most of the projects are legacy, so primitive and have no scalable architecture.
Difficult to move from Oracle because of the technology.
Managers should try to get more technical. That way, they will know who does quality work and who doesn't. There will be less bluffing.
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