Nothing great, nothing worse
Nothing great, nothing worse
Some teams are shifting to the latest technologies.
Due to their old business deals and market penetration, they are able to survive.
Very old leagcy systems still in operation mode in some teams. Tough competition from other players. Very less scope for individual growth l.
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