Extremely toxic management style at the Connectivity BU
Extremely toxic management style at the Connectivity BU
- Profit sharing
- Paid leaves
- Horrible work-life balance.
- Technical managers who don't have skilled knowledge of managing the team.
- Unreasonable and unrealistic deadlines, and you need to negotiate with your managers, which can be held against you.
- The process for new hires is haywire, but the expectations are high.
- Management is very hostile to suggestions or changes.
- Team members have a disconnect within the team.
Learn to manage the team on human grounds while taking input from the team to balance the workload. Hire people, telling them the true culture of the company, and don't have covert work schedules for the team.
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