Not bad, not great
Not bad, not great
Good healthcare and benefits. Great portfolio. All the resources you could want.
Slow to market due to fear of failure and the size of the company.
Always playing catch-up.
Little innovation.
Management is mostly sales or marketing. So, be sure to retain and listen to your top technical talent. Ease off the gas on the 'growth or bust' and 'personal responsibility' attitudes. Stop with the P&L centers; it only causes friction and internal competition, which is counterproductive. Try creating a culture of innovation, learning, and teamwork.
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