An OK place to work if you want to forget things
An OK place to work if you want to forget things
Awesome work-life balance since most people don't do much.
Great sales pipeline since there aren't many competitors.
Huge focus on minorities and social equality.
Pays decently well.
Can produce many great politicians. Increasingly vanishing A players. Incredibly incompetent exec crowd has moved in, specially at MuleSoft and Marketing Cloud. No technology or data-driven decision-making at any level. HR and Finance orgs are not answerable to anyone.
Leave if you can find a job anywhere else.
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