New Standards, Poor Communication
New Standards, Poor Communication
I guess I'm the opposite of all the doom and gloom. It's okay with me. They are implementing a lot of new standards and benchmarks throughout the department. But if you're a diligent worker, it shouldn't be an issue.
Communication is poor throughout. Training is non-existent once you arrive to a specific team.
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