Awesome place to work
Awesome place to work
- Focus more on an individual's growth and development.
- Great perks (iPhone, wellness days during COVID).
- Sufficient leaves, no hassle.
- Better sense of organizational alignment and complete transparency about how an individual's efforts and work fit into the big picture.
- Intelligent co-workers; some of the best in the industry.
Nothing major that I can think of.
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