Good Pay, Chaotic Direction
Good Pay, Chaotic Direction
Salary, peers. Could not think of anything more.
No direction, so much chaos. Insane deadlines. Technical managers have no say in when a project can be delivered. Requirements keep changing every alternate weeks. PMs own tech managers. One-page PRDs with a 15-day deadline to complete the project.
Too late for any advice. As long as they want to ship features with insane deadlines, it's going to be a shipwreck.
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