Worst place to work with no work-life balance and biased management
Worst place to work with no work-life balance and biased management
The pay scale was good, but now the market is hot and Qualcomm is not the best payer.
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Management is the worst here, and they think we are machines.
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Health deteriorates while working 24/7, and management doesn’t care about it.
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Biased management ensures they grow people close to them.
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Management escapes any escalation and makes you a scapegoat.
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DFT team management is not good here at all.
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You earn money, then spend it on hospitals, with no work-life balance.
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Management thinks more work means more opportunities, without any work-life balance.
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Horrible work culture and environment washed out the entire team.
Please have some empathy for employees working for you.
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