Good learning experience initially, but painful in the long term
Good learning experience initially, but painful in the long term
Pay is pretty high. You learn a lot. A lot of talented people.
Depends on the department, but I was practically working every weekend for the year I was there. You will be expected to skip lunch if there is a lot of work to do. Nobody will say it directly, but it is an unwritten rule.
It's also hard to get around San Diego without a car. The shuttle doesn't work late, even though you might have to work until 8 and sometimes 10.
Learn to not overwork your best employees, or they will leave.
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