Pretty good company, but it has some growing to do
Pretty good company, but it has some growing to do
The company is expanding rapidly and could become a powerhouse. You will work with far more good people than bad. The job feels relatively secure due to extreme demand for workers. Gym and catered lunches are convenient. The company likes to promote from within, so there is no lack of upward mobility if you are willing to put in the work.
Paid Time Off could be much better. Many departments have frequent periods of poor work/life balance. If salaried, expect to stay late often, but don’t expect flextime in return.
Getting in and out of the complex can often be a pain due to its location and a few other factors (add at least an extra 15 minutes to your commute).
The scale feels tipped heavily on the side of quantity over quality. It’s important to beat competition to the punch, but many projects feel incomplete and lacking in polish. There is sometimes a frightening amount of reliance on reactionary problem solving. It would be nice to see the scale tip slightly over towards an emphasis on quality in the earlier stages.
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