Engineering org is toxic
Engineering org is toxic
remote work, flexible PTO, benefits, nice laptop
Poor management, micromanagement, too many company politics, tons of tech debt, high attrition.
When you say unlimited PTO, mean it. Don't cap it at 15 days. Better work-life balance for engineers. Get rid of the engineering manager.
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