Work-life balance is a bit low; otherwise, good
Work-life balance is a bit low; otherwise, good
Enjoyed working. Compensation was better than most.
Work-life balance isn't that good. Non-US people are made to adjust according to US timezones for meetings. I even attended meetings on Friday night.
Ask the senior folks to rotate meetings between US and India timezones.
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