Terrible experience in SDK team
Terrible experience in SDK team
Free food. Nice office. MacBooks for everyone.
Work culture in the Turbo SDK team is not good. The team has a new manager, apparently, who has made things worse. The company isn't able to hire a good manager for the team. Leadership is not doing anything to improve communication between the team and leadership. I heard a lot of leadership people are leaving the company.
Why are you unable to hire a good manager who will handle the team?
How will you get a quality product without good managers?
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